From their forthcoming eighth studio album, The Amity Affliction, has given fans a lyrically powerful and visually stunning new song and video with âShow Me Your Godâ. Joel Birch (vocals) said this of the song, âShow Me Your Godâ is the first song of our first self-produced record. The song is the first in a series of explorations and internal meditations on how our past … Continue reading The Amity Affliction: Show Me Your God
Let me tell ya, “Control” by Adult Leisure is a goddamn track. Continue reading Adult Leisure: The Weekend Ritual
In a time of âfuck around and find outâ, Rammstein neither fucks around nor has a need to find out. When an artist or band has been in the music world for 28 years like Rammstein has, one just does what they want to do. Rammstein does epic. They are the masters of knowing how to do epic. Be it their live shows which are … Continue reading Rammstein: Adieu
With the strum of the guitar on the song âDemonsâ, I feel like I am about to witness a gun fight between the good and the bad, perhaps like what went down at the gunfight at the O.K. Corral. That feeling is very apropos considering the title for the debut EP from Bristol based, IOTA, is called Tyrants. Neither the name of the EP nor … Continue reading IOTA: Tyrants
There is nothing amiss with latest tune from Emily Breeze and good god all mighty, âThe Bellâ is infectious and pure absolute joy. Continue reading Emily Breeze: The Bell
Converging together in 2004, Carbellion fuses elements of grunge and thrash with rock to deliver in your face anthems of lives lived on the outer rim of society. Continue reading Carbellion: Listen for Ghosts
Let me tell ya, “Control” by Adult Leisure is a goddamn track. Continue reading Adult Leisure: Control
As âLast Mealâ opens, I am instantly hooked by the guitar riff. I know the moment the full band starts, this song is going to rock my socks off. Iâll be honest, I judge “punk music” based off three things: The new single from Cardiffâs three-piece, Penny Rich ticks off all three boxes. The trio spent 2020 writing and recording their debut album, working with … Continue reading Penny Rich: Last Meal
Late Afternoon in the Meadow (1887) has one foot grounded in the past while one foot moves forward. The EP is a wonderful snapshot in time and space. Continue reading Joshua Burnside: Late Afternoon In The Meadow (1887)
I have 1 complaint about Mike Garson and Mason Alexander Park‘s EP, Bowie’s Piano Man – Live at The Sun Rose – it is only 3 songs. đ For those that do not know who pianist Mike Garson is, he has only played piano with the likes of David Bowie, Nine Inch Nails, Duran Duran, and The Smashing Pumpkins to name a few and if … Continue reading Review: Bowie’s Piano Man – Live at The Sun Rose by Mike Garson with Mason Alexander Park
What started as a solo project for vocalist and guitarist, Matt Donnelly, Chasing Kites would become a full fledged band through the power of ‘band members wanted’ ads and social media. By June 2022, they would finalise their line up and by July with James Hunt on drums, Liam Hope on guitar, and Nathan Price on bass, Chasing Kites were chosen as BBC Bristolâs âBig … Continue reading Discover: Chasing Kites
Over a haunting strum of bass and an echo of a guitar, vocalist and bassist, Oli Rainsford, kicks off the latest Krooked Tongue single, “Lupines”, with a vibrato in the likes of Alex Turner (Arctic Monkeys) and the confident vocal swagger of the late Jim Morrison (Doors). The opening of “Lupines” is haunting, quiet, and subdued but as guitarist, Dan Smith, and drummer, Harry Pritchard, … Continue reading Listen: Lupines by Krooked Tongue
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