Single Review: Tuff Sunshine – No Juice
Brooklyn band Tuff Sunshine head to the UK this week as they prepare to play three shows around the country. Ahead of them jetting into Blighty, Tuff Sunshine have dropped….
Tag: new music
Single Review: Nathan Evans – Heather On The Hill
Scottish singer songwriter Nathan Evans has released his new folk-inspired single Heather On The Hill. The track follows the success of Evans’ 2020 hit Wellerman and his vast array of….
Album Review: Joe Hicks – The Best I Could Do At The Time
British singer-songwriter Joe Hicks has released his debut album The Best I Could Do At The Time. The title of the album is incredibly modest considering the heartfelt honesty that….
Single Review: Borderline Toxic – Blood Sucking Beauty Queen
Borderline Toxic showcase their upbeat take on the rock genre as they come flying out of the traps with latest single release, Blood Sucking Beauty Queen. The London-based four-piece are….
Single Review: Luca Wilding – Heartachers
British singer songwriter Luca Wilding has released his debut single Heartachers today. The track is taken from his debut album To which is set for release later this year. Heartachers opens with plucky guitars that….
EP Review: Nahli – Therapy Side A
Pop-soul artist Nahli has recently released her debut EP Therapy Side A. The five tracks brim with confessional lyrics on love and heartbreak, all brought together over pounding urban beats. The EP bursts into life….
Single Review: Tokyo Taboo – ‘No Pleasure Only Pain’
With praise from the likes of BBC Radio 1’s Huw Stephens and Radio X’s John Kennedy already under their belts, London band Tokyo Taboo have returned to blast into our….
Album Review: Beerjacket – ‘Silver Cords’
Having been nearly five years since the release of his last album, Glasgow artist Peter Kelly – aka Beerjacket – has now returned to captivate our ears with an innovative….
Single Review: Desert Clouds – ‘Speed Of Light’
Having made an impact earlier this year though the release of single ‘Under Tons’, London based alt.rockers Desert Clouds have gone one better with the unveiling of their brooding grunge-tinged….
Album Review: Georgi Kay – Where I Go To Disappear
Picture this: You’re still coming down from the Hallowe’en high – you’re not yet ready to relinquish the monsters that, for one night only, you willingly unleash upon family, friends….