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,….
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Review: Stems – 2’s Against Three
Stems are from Huddersfield, and they, in their own words, ‘create their unique sound with contradictions, at once calming but intense and darkly uplifting’. This album was released to ‘little….
Review: Langhorne Slim & The Law – The Way We Move
Relatively known for his 2009 release Be Set Free, American singer songwriter Langhorne Slim, has since been joined by a band, and together they have managed to create something that many….
Review: To Kill A King – Cannibals With Cutlery
To Kill A King’s Cannibals With Cutlery is a 55 minute record, which sounds like a long time. Holding the listener’s attention past the 40 minute marker is a tough gig,….
Review: Natalie Holmes- ‘The Simplest Things’ EP
Having released two very successful albums previously, Natalie’s new EP could still very well be the game changer in her music career. The Simplest Things EP is just a real….
Review: The Blackout – Start the Party
Start the Party is the bands 4th studio album and the second studio album since signing with record label Cooking Vinyl in 2011, the first album Hope finishing 27 in….
Review: Green Day – iTRE!
As a teenager – like many, many other teenagers – Green Day’s music resonated with me and helped me feel less weird and strange when encountering that gangly, awkward, not-sure-who-I-am-and-what-I-like….
Review: WHY? – The Water You Walk
Commencing with an delightfully tender organ/bass touch, WHY?’s The Water You Walk is an interesting alternative to the Little Drummer Boy/Silent Night/Wizzard triad that dominates the shops at this time….
Review: Dishonored
Developer: Arkane Studios Platforms: Xbox 360, PS3, PC Reviewed on Xbox 360 RRP: £39.99 Out Now Arkane Studios deserve immense credit. Their one game since 2002′s ground-breaking Arx Fatalis divided….