Unbelievable Truth – Citizens Band: EP Review
Oxford based Unbelievable Truth has reunited after 25 years but haven’t lost an ounce of their initial vibrancy, arguably better than ever.
Megson – To Get Home: EP Review
The Hannas – as Megson – deliver a small but perfectly formed triple helping.
The DSM IV – Negative Utopia: EP Review
Six tracks from Liverpool gothic alt-pop trio, The DSM IV, to supplement their 2023 debut album, New Age Paranoia.
Nieve Ella – Watch It Ache And Bleed: EP Review
Nieve Ella showcases her talent in her third EP, Watch It Ache And Bleed, following the release of her previous EP’s.
Izzy MacArthur – Blame It All On A Bad Dream: EP Review
Izzy MacArthur showcases her talent in her debut EP, Blame It All On A Bad Dream, following the success of her previous singles.
Delain – Dance With The Devil: EP Review
The latest EP (new – live – instrumental) from Delain confirms their status as a formidable Symphonic Metal force.
Melanie MacLaren – Bloodlust: EP Review
Nashville-based singer-songwriter Melanie MacLaren confronts the realities of life – and death – on her 4th solo EP, Bloodlust.
Ronny Tibbs – Shorthand: EP Review
Ronny Tibbs genre blends like a champion on the Shorthand EP.
One Adam One – Monday Morning: EP Review
This instantly likeable EP from an unfamiliar duo, One Adam One, exudes a feelgood factor that is extremely appealing.
The Stingrays – My Everything: EP Review
Two new, laid back and languid tracks from The Stingrays.
Ă…lesund – Restless Tides: EP Review
Latest four track EP from Bristol Alt-Poppers Ă…lesund adds to a growing profile whilst ticking several musical boxes.
100 Watt Horse – Okey Donkey: EP Review
Release #6 sees Philadelphians 100 Watt Horse revisit their past and lace it with a stiff dose of today.
Potato – Stew: EP Review
South Londoners, Potato venture boldly where few have trodden before on their debut EP, Stew.
Red Vanilla – Days Of Grey: EP Review
The debut EP from Dundee alt-rock newcomers, Red Vanilla, offers a wide range of options for their way forward
Paul Armfield – Trees: EP Review
Isle of Wight composer Paul Armfield celebrates the trees of Sibden Hill and the impact of trees upon our lives.