Album Review: David Gray – Mutineers
After 4 years of silence, David Gray is back with a new album entitled ‘Mutineers’, and it’s very vintage Gray… The lyrics are as poetic as you would expect from….
Author: Jake Douglas
Currently studying an MA in Journalism and Media at Cardiff University. I write about Music and Football for Fortitude Magazine. Follow me on Twitter at https://twitter.com/Jake_Douglas
Fortitude Album Of The Year: AM – Arctic Monkeys
‘AM’ is the fifth album of Arctic Monkeys’ incredible career. Bands releasing new albums is nothing new or special, it happens a lot but when Alex Turner emerged they did….
Playing for your country; what does it mean?
Stuart Pearce, former England under 21 manager, has come out and told Sky his views on why he failed to fulfil the potential of a group of players proclaimed as….
Review: John Mayer- Paradise Valley
John Mayer has released his 6th studio album and if you close your eyes and forgot the troubles that have filled this young man’s personal life, he’s still as good….
Review: Cambridge Folk Festival
The Cambridge Folk Festival 2012, a warm up for the big 50 next year, didn’t disappoint. The highlight being husband and wife duo Amandou and Mariam from Mali as they….
Review: City and Colour – The Hurry and The Harm
The latest offering from the Canadian solo artist is a very, very solid effort; the title track features a calm and melodic acoustic guitar and eases the listener in. “The….
Review: Public Service Broadcasting – Inform, Educate, Entertain.
Public Service Broadcasting; more of a concept than a band have released an album entitled Inform – Educate – Entertain and its fairly safe to say the London duo who….
Review: Binary – G.O.D
Alternative, Electronic, Noise; just some of the words you could use to describe Binary’s new single G.O.D. Following the successful release of ‘You Need The Blue Key’, this is the….
Review: Bleach Blood – The Young Heartbreakers Club
Bleach Blood have taken just 13 minutes to wow the world with their debut; and it’s pretty damn good. The EP entitled The Young Heartbreakers Club finds various blends of….
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….