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I want you to think about a song you’ve listened to lately that brought you comfort. The way its lyrics wrapped you up in peace and its melodies took you far away from whatever you were going through at that moment. After all, isn’t that why we love music and its ability to be our... Continue Reading →
Nothing will ever beat the feeling of going to see your favorite band or artist live. The anticipation before. The waiting in line and possibly meeting new pong partner. The wondering if they’ll play your favorite song. But I think the best part of shows is the fact that we all came together for one... Continue Reading →
Rating - 2/5 John Mayer is an extremely polarising figure in the musical world, so let me caveat this review by saying that I’m unashamedly a huge fan of the majority of his work. He’s a fantastic songwriter with a lot in the bag when it comes to guitar heroics and up to this point,... Continue Reading →
Rating - 3/5 Twitter: https://twitter.com/thisisnoprism Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thisisnoprism Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thisisnoprism/ Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/thisisnoprism Noprism, the synthwave four piece from Newcastle take us back to the heady days of Duran Duran and Human League with aplomb. The vocals lack the saturated darkness of soul of Ian Curtis and the track definitely carries a lighter feel, rather than a... Continue Reading →
Follow the band on Instagram - @the_insides @evilsisterart (Joe- singer/guitarist) @iangallagher12(Ian- bass) @nowhereusa(Mark- drums) Philadelphia. Yet another East Coast city that shines through with a big light musically. I mean we’ve got bands like Circa Survive, Modern Baseball, and The Starting Line, just to name a few. It is no wonder when living and or growing... Continue Reading →
Rating - 2.5/5 The Sad Song Co. is Nigel Powell (formerly of Frank Turner and the Sleeping Souls) and returns this month with his latest album “Saudade” which is due to be released on 22nd Jan 2021, but is preceded by the latest single “My Saccharine” which arrives just before on the 15th. Saudade means... Continue Reading →
Rating - 4/5 Aspirin, the latest single by Greysha, sees the Shropshire based singer bring a darkly compelling track that makes you want to listen more than once. It's got a mid-nineties trip hop vibe that’s hard not to love, not only in it's nostalgia but also the fact that it's well done. Not a... Continue Reading →
Heami, from Birmingham England, has a modern initiative like no other. The young aspiring musician has managed to truly embrace and master the art of blending sounds and combing textures to create a fantastic modern display of art. This can be heard in his whole body of work and even more prominently on his latest... Continue Reading →
Rating - 4/5 Kazoo-wielding pals Frank Turner and Jon Snodgrass have reunited after 10 years to create the feel-good sequel to the original cult-favourite ‘Buddies’, a light-hearted album borne from whisky and friendship that interestingly weaves their own amusing commentary throughout the tracks. Most importantly, it was all written and recorded in just one day.... Continue Reading →
The Magaus have achieved a sound that is so hard to achieve in the modern age. A musical identity that breaks the mold of the modern boundaries and shows that there are no limitations to songwriting. This band has taken a set of ideas and gave them a modern twist to provide us with a... Continue Reading →
