Review: Wampire – Spirit Forest
Imagine, if you will, a music video, in which a vacant young woman drifts through town in a loose fitting giant t-shirt. Sitting in a formica-lined cafe, she flirts with….
Author: John Davidson
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Review: The Wretched Pearls – One Note
Liverpool sextet The Wretched Pearls have floated this track as a precursor to their upcoming, self-titled release. Concerning death and humanity’s struggle with its own mortality, this is no grim,….
Review: Wet Nuns – Broken Teeth EP
On hearing Wet Nuns’ name for the first time, thoughts are no doubt crossing your mind of some self-important hipster band, professing to be lots of styles, just playing what….
Review : Sophomore – The Blue EP
That old joke about the singer going solo has bandied around the music world for longer than sound. For the most part, this is a lightly dismissive way of keeping….
Review: Rat Attack – Rat Attack EP
Since 2007, Exeter party chaps Rat Attack have been knocking out the hits, giving it everything and preaching the gospel of tolerance for one and all. There is no uniform….
Review: Falcoman – Getting Older
When you have a friend that’s into hip hop, the chances are that friend will want to rap. This is, in itself, quite innocuous. However, seldom are the gifts of….
Review: Alarm Bells – Speeding Ticket
Dananananaykroyd were quite a band. Edgy, involving, humorous and committed; it was with no shortage of sadness that the world bade farewell to them in 2011. Frenetic lines and up close live….
Review: The Physics House Band – Abraxical Solapse
Progressive music has always been, to my mind, an attitudinal thing. Declaring outright that your band/project have the intent of pushing whatever style you are pursuing to a previously unattained….
Review: Whale & More Whale – Balen EP
Whale & More Whale is, in fact, one Jake Alder from Leeds. Mr Alder must like Ableton or whatever software he’s using very much, as he seems to be very….
Review: Beard Of Wolves – Self-Titled EP
Beard Of Wolves are a two piece from Wales, dealing in what they refer to as noisy garage-rock with a nu-rave twist. What this translates to for you, the listener,….