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….
Author: Fortitude's Brain
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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….
Review: Chadwick Station – Waiting For A Sunny Day
Well, we all know that retro everything is making a comeback at the moment and to be honest, you’d have thought we’d be sick of it by now. However, there….
Review: Wyldeck – Wyldeck
A London four-piece who are taking things back to basics on their debut, self-titled EP. A dark folk twist on mellow pop and some truly amazing basslines characterise their very….
Introducing: Haim
“Yeah I’d kick some ass if anyone messed with my sisters.” – Este, Danielle, Alana; HAIM. Fair, free-flowing and inexcusably passionate. These LA based ladies are breaking cool-barriers whilst consistently….
Review: Kavinsky – ProtoVision
“Our hero emerged from the burning wreckage, he and the car had become one,” and so Kavinsky was born. Transporting a pounding pace of French Electronica, Vincent Belorgey seemingly captures….
Review: Fire At Night – Paradigm 14
Friends of Alaska Campus, Fire At Night are a three-piece outlet from Hampshire who kicked off their career in July last year. Paradigm 14 is their debut EP and it’s….
Review: Squarehead – Those Things You Do
Tipped to top the ‘UK House Funk’ chart, Squarehead a.k.a Oliver Ledger seals that sub-sound from Sheffield. This budding youth strips back a bumpy bassline, injecting a crunchy flow of….
Review: Alaska Campus – When We Were Young
A little bit Kooks, a little bit You Me At Six and a whole load of melodic guitars encompass an upbeat, quirky sound that is bound to catch on a….
Review: Him_Self_Her – Gone Too Long
Many years of underground grafting has clearly paid off for this dynamic DJ-duo. Boldly possessing a solid sound ‘Him_Self_Her’ infuse a depth of deep grooves amidst strong stabs of disco….