

Album Reviews
- Despite emerging on the music scene in the early 2000s in hippy style dress with a strong Nashville sound to their rock style, it was the Brit’s who first embraced the Followills, not the Americans. [...]
News
- Van Morrison will release ‘Latest Record Project: Volume 1’ on May 7th on Exile/BMG. His 42nd record and his most dynamic and contemporary album in years, ‘Latest Record Project: Volume 1’ is a 28-track delve [...]

VIDEO PREMIERE: Sami Chohfi – Serenade the Darkness
Brazilian-American singer-songwriter Sami Chohfi unveils the music video for “Serenade the Darkness,” a track from his recently released debut album, Extraordinary World. A collection of eight songs written while Sami toured six countries, Extraordinary World […]
Latest Interviews

INTERVIEW: Ricky Warwick discusses new album ‘When Life Was Hard And Fast’
Ricky Warwick has released ‘When Life Was Hard And Fast, ’ his first solo record in five years. For the process of recording the album, Ricky was joined by Robert Crane (Bass), Xavier Muriel (drums) […]

INTERVIEW: Princess Goes To The Butterfly Museum discuss debut album ‘Thanks For Coming’
Princess Goes To The Butterfly Museum are vocalist, lyricist, musician and actor Michael C. Hall (Dexter, Six Feet Under, Hedwig and the Angry Inch), drummer Peter Yanowitz (The Wallflowers, Morningwood) and keyboardist Matt Katz-Bohen (Blondie). […]

INTERVIEW with Bryan Lee of avant-garde synth-pop duo Snuttock
Meet Snuttock; the avant-garde synth-pop duo made up of Bryan Lee and Christopher Lee Simmonds. Describing their sound, Snuttock says, “Playing the alchemist, the band melds the darker edges of synth-pop with industrial rhythms and […]

INTERVIEW: Junodream – “Our video is like Christopher Nolan on a fifty quid budget”
Over the course of three independently released EPs, junodream have earned airplay at Radio 1 and Radio X (John Kennedy, Felix White, Maz Tappuni) plus a BBC Introducing Hot List for their previous single ‘easy […]

INTERVIEW: The Anchoress on The Art of Losing
‘The Art of Losing’, the second album from Welsh multi-instrumentalist The Anchoress (aka Catherine Anne Davies), will be released on March 12th 2021 (via Kscope). Written and produced by Davies, ‘The Art of Losing’ navigates […]

INTERVIEW: Speaking with Fedor Svoloch of Theodor Bastard
Based in St. Petersburg, Russia, Theodor Bastard recently released the music video for “Les,” a track from their latest album, Volch’ya Yagoda. Founded in 1996 by composer and guitarist Alexander Starostin, aka Fedor Svoloch, other […]
Track Premieres

TRACK PREMIERE: Dr Orange – Chinatown
Liverpudlian songwriter Dr Orange returns this February with some of his most authentic, raw and affecting work to date in the form of ‘Chinatown’. It’s a biting piece of British indie rock that’s built on […]

TRACK PREMIERE: Josh Hazelden – Transparent
18-year-old Bognor Regis based solo shoegazer, Josh Hazelden has burst onto the southern UK scene already gaining high praise from BBC Introducing. Having signed with Novium Records following his previously self-released debut album ‘Without Balance’, […]

TRACK PREMIERE: Newcastle rock collective CRUX return with ‘Living in Dystopia’
Having had support from Tom Robinson’s BBC 6 show, played sets at Canny Fringe Festival, Scoop Festival and supported Sam Fender, Newcastle rock collective Crux makes their return with Living in Dystopia. The band feel […]
Video Premieres

VIDEO PREMIERE: Sami Chohfi – Serenade the Darkness
Brazilian-American singer-songwriter Sami Chohfi unveils the music video for “Serenade the Darkness,” a track from his recently released debut album, Extraordinary World. A collection of eight songs written while Sami toured six countries, Extraordinary World […]

VIDEO PREMIERE: Warbly Jets – Low Resolution
Today, WARBLY JETS have announced the music video for “LOW RESOLUTION,” the Los Angeles-based band’s second single since stripping down to the original duo of Samuel Shea and Julien O’Neill. The Spike Jonze-inspired video features […]

VIDEO PREMIERE: Willie Campbell – Soundtrack to The Life We Leave Behind
Willie Campbell is a Scottish singer-songwriter based on the Isle of Lewis, the Outer Hebrides who first came to widespread attention in the late 1990s when co-fronting Astrid (www.astridmusic.net) who by the time they had […]
Book Reviews

BOOK REVIEW: Tenacious D – Post Apocalypto
Festooned with copious cartoon dicks and nudity, where full anatomies are exposed where even the robot has a fully functioning “pussy”,; one would hardly think that Post Apocalypto would contain an Aesop style fable. Nonetheless, […]

BOOK REVIEW: Albion’s Secret History – Guy Mankowski
For Guy, the places where important cultural changes and new ideas emerged (such as a new style of music in venues and clubs) are just as important as the cultural changes themselves. For instance, Mankowski […]

BOOK REVIEW: Michael Jackson in Comics By Céka
Who would have thought that the eighth child to a crane operator living in a two-bedroom house would one day go on to be the biggest selling artist of all time? Was this due to […]