The War On Drugs – Piece Hall, Halifax: Live Review
We spend a marvellous evening with the equally marvellous War On Drugs at the (marvellous) Piece Hall in Halifax.
Queens Of The Stone Age – The Piece Hall, Halifax: Live Review
We’re at the Piece Hall in Halifax as Queens Of The Stone Age show off their new album In Times New Roman – and more.
Ayron Jones – Chronicles Of The Kid: Album Review
Ayron Jones rips yet another new one on Chronicles Of The Kid. They call him ‘filthy’.
Godsticks on The Smile: Why I Love
On the brink of a set of live dates, Darran Charles from Godsticks joins us on why he ‘sort of’ loves The Smile.
Riders Of The Canyon – Riders Of The Canyon : Album Review
A hefty dose of melodic nostalgia, underpinned by graceful arrangements and a confident and competent vocal backline.
Búho Ermitaño – Implosiones: Album Review
Second album from Peruvian psych explorers Búho Ermitaño. Like nothing else in this – or any other – galaxy
The Aristocrats – Manchester Academy 2: Live Review
Good old fashioned power trio work from three masters of their craft. The Aristocrats wind up a set of UK dates in Manchester.
Molybaron – Something Ominous: New Single/Video
News of the new single from Molybaron…
Elli de Mon – Pagan Blues: Album Review
Pagan Blues is more in the vein of the primordial blues tradition from Elii de Mon.
Chuck Prophet and The Mission Express – Mid Sussex Music Hall, Hassocks: Live Review
Craig Chaligne heads down to the Mid Sussex Music Hall in Hassocks to catch up with Chuck Prophet and The Mission.
Dallahan – Speak Of The Devil: Album Review
Dallahan – four go frenzied on folk island.
The Blue Highways on The E Street Band: Why I Love
We’re joined by Jack Lury from The Blue Highways who shares his (and our) admiration for the marvellous E Street Band.
The Nadas – Come Along For The Ride: Single Review
Another short, sweet, summery, preview of The Nadas forthcoming album – it isn’t far away now…
A Day At Africa Oyé: Opinion
Africa Oyé Festival 2023 will take place on 17/18th June in Liverpool’s Sefton Park. We take a deeper look at what to expect.
SiM / Graphic Nature – Islington Academy: Live Review
Straight from Download, Japanese metal/punk/ska band, SiM head down south for their first UK headline gig, playing a sold out show in London