Cowboy Junkies – Remnin Park

Cowboy Junkies return this week with another dose of their own brand of alternative country rock. If Remnin Park feels familiar, that’s because it is – the band haven’t drastically branched out with this latest offering, instead opting to … Read More

Bibelots – No Other Way Out EP

Hailing from East London, the Bibelots are set to release their second EP No Other Way Out on the 28th of October.

Having only formed two years ago Bibelots have enhanced their unique blend of indie, rock and electro … Read More

Wax Tailor – In The Mood For Life

Featuring more “feat.”s than you can shake a stick at, Wax Tailor’s latest release, ‘In The Mood For Life’ is a laid-back, sardonic and – surprisingly for first thing in the morning in my case – very palatable cut … Read More

Bleu – Four

Powerpop is something I’ve never quite pinned down as a particular genre, but I’d hazard a guess that Bleu might be found on the lighter outskirts, blending the sunniest pop-punk sound with Electric Light Orchestra similarities in melody and … Read More

Sharks – The Shallow Waters

After the self-release of their highly acclaimed debut EP ‘The Shallow Waters’, Sharks are back with their first official EP ‘Show of Hands’.  The fast rising four-piece from the small town of Leamington Spa show big promise with this … Read More

We Are the in Crowd – Guaranteed to Disagree

With more hooks than it seemed feasibly possible to fit into a 7 song EP, Guaranteed to Disagree is a relentlessly upbeat release with lyrics and melodies that will unwittingly infiltrate your mind for hours. The female/male vocal combo … Read More

Nick B Byrne – 4:15 AM



Former Novello front man Nick B Byrne goes solo with 4:15 AM. The album is a solid mix of understated serenades (So You Say) and riff-heavy jams (Lies). The latter tracks (though in a minority) are what really give … Read More

The Orb feat. David Gilmour – Metallic Spheres

With their latest offering ‘Metallic Spheres’, The Orb have created an emulation of the old vinyl LP format, providing us with two sides, logically named the ‘Metallic Side’ and the ‘Spheres Side’. Both are long slabs of … Read More

K’s Choice – Echo Mountain

K’s Choice are a band that I have never listened to in spite of their good reputation and relative success and it is usually my opinion that when a band takes a hiatus that this should generally have been … Read More

Kings Of Leon – Come Around Sundown

Kings of Leon. You must have lived under a rock not to know them. Yes, the fellas singing Sex on Fire. Yes, the guys on a Dylan-esque neverending tour (I honestly wonder how they do it!). And yes, the … Read More