Live: Ramblin’ Man Fair 2016, Mote Park, Maidstone
This weekend saw what was another fine addition to the festival season this year with the Ramblin Man Fair taking place in Maidstone’s Mote...
Review: Asatta – Spiralling into Oblivion
It's been far too long since I have had a moment's peace and quiet to sit down and check out some new music, so...
Review: Armed With Books – Honestly, Honesty.
If you like your hardcore to headbutt you into submission, then Armed With Books are not the band for you. Instead, their latest EP Honestly, Honesty....
Live: Courtesans, Cluny 2, Newcastle
Although there seems to be more women in bands than ever in the world, the UK rock scene is sadly still a sexist pig....
Live: 2000 Trees Festival 2016
“You only have 52 weekends a year – make 7-9th July count”. Alright 2000 Trees, we definitely did just that. In a world of...
Review: Dead Label – Throne Of Bones
It was back in December on a cold winters evening we saw Dead Label tear the Kentish Town Forum a new one. And boy...
Review: Fallen To Flux – Transitions
Fallen To Flux, the latest in a long line of hopeful up-and-comers from London’s burgeoning underground rock and metal scene, are an odd proposition.
On...
Live: As Sirens Fall, Head Of Steam, Newcastle
You could say this is the golden era of unsigned rock bands. Many bands don't need a label nowadays to gain a loyal following:...
Review: Blues Pills – Lady in Gold
Imagine a band that sounds like a cross between Fleetwood Mac and Jefferson Starship – that is Blues Pills. They boast a singer who...
Review: One for Sorrow – Blood Songs
The very impressive ‘Underfoot’, with impressive vocals that contain real grit and power, can be described as giving a mighty kicking by a size 12 hobnail...
