The Georgia Thunderbolts effortlessly Rise Above It All
In the bustling world of Southern rock, a band must possess something unique to make an impression with their first album. The Georgia Thunderbolts...
Progressive sounds of 1975 – Ring The Bells And Sing
Ring The Bells And Sing is the latest in Esoteric Recordings’s series of focussing on the music released in a particular year. This new...
Victory explore the Circle of Life
Since reuniting in 2013, Victory have clawed their way back to show fans that when veterans take a break, they can come back stronger....
Caitlin Krisko And The Broadcast – Blueprints EP
Caitlin Krisko And The Broadcast deliver well-crafted soulful rockers and heart-wrenching ballads that play out in a well-produced manner while staying shy of being...
The Cold Stares – The Southern
Initially beginning life in 2012 as a two-piece band, similar to The White Stripes, and releasing their first five albums as a duo, The...
Steve Cropper and the Midnight Hour welcome us to Friendly Town
The term 'legend' is often overused nowadays: in the realm of music, I believe you can't be considered a legend after merely one or...
Elles Bailey reflects Under The Neon Glow
I have always known that Elles Bailey’s vocal prowess can soothe, arouse or sting as necessary, but always captivate. Indeed, her last album, Shining...
Scarlet Rebels cover the spectrum on Where The Colours Meet
The South Wales group, Scarlet Rebels, have unveiled their new album titled Where The Colours Meet as a follow-up to their highly acclaimed See...
Kingcrow – Hopium
Originally beginning as Earth Shaker, this bunch of Italians took the name Kingcrow from Edgar Allen Poe’s poem Raven. They’re described as a prog/metal...
Chris Slade Introduces The Timescape
If you’ve not heard of Chris Slade then chances are you’re in good company as his is a name which doesn’t exactly feature all...
