Single Review: KOVE – Night Thought/Love For You
Pushing ‘Drum and Bass’ quietly back in your face, Kove is that brilliant blend of an electric journey, deep rolling into an abyss of subscape sounds. His familiar fusions ring….
Author: Fortitude's Brain
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Album Review: Kids In Glass Houses – Peace
The Cardiff rockers of Kids In Glass Houses have spent some time away and apart from their Christmas return with Secret Santa last year, we haven’t heard from them since….
Album Review: Satellites – 02
Johnny Vic, aka Satellites, is a Danish artist with a unique sound that is bound to pique the interest of those who love dream pop with an electronic injection… Last….
Review: Deaf Havana – Old Souls
I’ve long been a fan of Deaf Havana and after hearing the lead single Boston Square back in May, it only promised great things from the upcoming album. The Kings….
Review: Tonight Alive – The Other Side
The new album from Australian pop-punks Tonight Alive is on the horizon and it comes with a lot of anticipation. Their last full-length album, ‘What Are You So Scared Of?’….
Review: Franz Ferdinand – Right Thoughts, Right Words, Right Action
The upcoming Franz Ferdinand album has been a long time coming, so there was a lot of anticipation surrounding it. In fact, it’s the first time we’ve heard anything new….
Review: The Vaccines – Melody Calling EP
Since their debut What Did You Expect From The Vaccines? back in 2011, The Vaccines have racked up a number of killer indie tunes and no less than three awards…..
Review: Joel Sarakula – The Golden Age
Aussie quirky popstar Joel Sarakula has released his debut album and it has been a long time coming. Having travelled the world looking for inspiration, he has now settled in….
Review: Hot Damn – Sleep Alone
With pop-punk being a genre that has been very close to my heart for many years, it’s always very exciting to discover new bands within it. Hot Damn are the….
Review: Fights And Fires – We Could All Be Dead Tomorrow
Apparently they’ve been around since 2008 but it’s definitely the first I’ve heard from Worcester hardcore punk band Fights And Fires. Their new album We Could All Be Dead Tomorrow….