The Bracknall – Waiting For The Lights To Change: EP Review
Indie guitar-powered four-piece, The Bracknall, continue their rise to power and prepare for their biggest UK tour to date with five new songs on their EP, Waiting For the Lights to Change.
Indie guitar-powered four-piece, The Bracknall, continue their rise to power and prepare for their biggest UK tour to date with five new songs on their EP, Waiting For the Lights to Change.
The fledgling Genesis, all safely gathered in, remixed and remastered.
13 bangers and smashes, mainly from the past, couped and curated into perfection by a fiddling A team of Sweeney and Smith.
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An evening of enlightenment, positivity and love as Devin Townsend brings his Metamorphosis to Manchester.
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Gitcha Records introduce us to singles from three excellent bands which are all due to release albums late in October.
a-tota-so head to home turf as they celebrate the release of their latest album, I Told You So.
We head to Gorilla to follow Exploring Birdsong’s progress. As usual we expected music of high quality, and we are not disappointed.