Old Blues, the second album from Sean Sprecher under the Bad History Month moniker picks at old wounds, looking to...
There is something quite pleasing about listening to a release from a new punk band and finding out they’ve broken...
Listening to Body of Itch ought to feel uncomfortably recognisable. Egyptian Blue twitch with that human itch we’ve all experienced,...
When I lived in Sydney, under the flickering glow of the Kings Cross Coca Cola sign, selling sandwiches by day...
Heaven to a Tortured Mind... is an extremely rewarding and uncompromising work that isn't afraid to offer simple pleasures or challenging listens.
Judged in its absolute entirety Winterreise is more of an impressive debut offering than it is an enjoyable one, but there is plenty to pick at and plenty to suggest there is more to come from Jerskin Fendrix.
A four-piece who hail from New York, but as good a place to start as any, at this time, would...
The first thought that came to mind, is one of a band from the far East, a band who walk...
If You’re Dreaming is the second solo album from Detroit’s Anna Burch. Debut Quit The Curse was very well received....
Is this an album, or a prophecy? I would like to think that this band were privy to the global...
Collaborative albums have a mixed history for every release where the combined work of artists takes flight, there are ten...
Frontman with Reigning Days, this singer is no slouch, having released 3 albums with the band he fronts. So as...
Fearlessness. It can take dramatic incidents and traumatic changes both emotionally and physically to one’s life to unleash this part...
The desire to belong. It’s a difficult one to achieve for a third culture kid. But even more confusing when...
Lancastrian lo-fi psych-punk pioneers The Lovely Eggs return with I Am Moron, a blistering anarchic explosion of heart pounding rock...
