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EP REVIEW – GET WRONG: GET WRONG

Get Wrong’s self-titled debut EP seems somewhat like a mission statement from the band. Made up of Naomi Griffin and Adam Todd of Martha and The Spook School respectively, they have departed from the guitar music of their previous work for a full-blown pop project, but one that is as earnest and direct as their […]
Advice After Tooth Extractions: 1. Take painkillers as soon as possible and before local anaesthetic wears off, and thereafter as necessary for the pain. Check… 2. Avoid rinsing out your mouth or disturbing the extraction socket for the first 24 hours, so as not to upset the natural blood clot forming, which initiates healing. OK… […]

LIVE REVIEW: DJANGO DJANGO – NEW CENTURY HALLS 13/12/23

LIVE REVIEW: PORRIDGE RADIO – 11/12/23

Dana Margolin, singer and guitarist of Porridge Radio, makes my blood run cold with one phrase uttered at the very start of their Yes show this evening. ‘We’re going to play mainly new stuff’. That’s it. That’s enough to dampen my enthusiasm for this show on a mild Monday evening in December, the promise that […]
It’s still hard to believe that it’s only ten years ago since Johnny Marr decided to go solo. Since the demise of The Smiths in 1987, his collaborations took centre stage, notably with Bernard Sumner in Electronic, The Cribs, and Modest Mouse amongst others, so tonight is a celebration of Marr’s decade going solo, lent […]

LIVE REVIEW: JOHNNY MARR ORCHESTRA 07/12/23

ALBUM REVIEW – FULL OF HELL AND NOTHING: WHEN NO BIRDS SANG

2023 has been a year of collaboration for Full of Hell. The band’s joint effort with Primitive Man, Suffocating Hallucination, a split EP with Gasp in August and now, to close the year off, When No Birds Sang. The record is a melding of minds with Philadelphia’s sullen, grungey shoegaze outfit Nothing. Full of Hell […]
This is perhaps the fourth or fifth time I’ve had the pleasure of seeing Gilla Band (former Girl Band), the Irish noise rockers who tear off the roof of any venue they play with their ferocious sound, and I’m pleased to say that the power they possess as a live unit has not diminished having […]

LIVE REVIEW: GILLA BAND – YES 05/12/23

ALBUM ROUNDUP DECEMBER 2023

Having reached the point where the industry assumes the music buying public is only interested in streaming the Christmas hits of yesteryear, the new releases have slowed to a trickle so Silent Radio has bundled the year’s remaining offerings into a little bundle of joy. 8 Cymande             Second Time Around      Reissued 1973 album from Black […]
It is quite a rare thing in the music industry for someone to have vocal control as smooth as Amy Lee or Karen Carpenter while managing to simultaneously exhibit the same volume of emotion that a tortured entity like Janis Joplin would – and yet Taylor Pearlstein manages to encapsulate it all. The Perfect Blue […]

EP REVIEW – TAYLOR PEARLSTEIN: PERFECT BLUE

ALBUM REVIEW – MISS CHAIN AND THE BROKEN HEELS: STORMS

The comparison with The Beatles is often a death wish for bands who don’t live up to the claim often slung on by PR companies in order to sell albums and gather interest within the artist they represent, which is a trap I often fall into as I either need to disprove the claims or […]
We have had some incredible rock albums released this year. None of them, however, are like what Cobra Spell have conjured up on their debut album ‘666.’ This is the most 80s influenced album you will hear in 2023. It is full of life and energy, as well as sexual lyrics that are synonymous with […]

ALBUM REVIEW – COBRA SPELL: 666

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ALBUM REVIEW - LA SECURITE: BINGO!
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INTERVIEW: PAUL HANLEY (THE FALL / HOUSE OF ALL / OH BROTHER! PODCAST / AUTHOR ) ON THE UPCOMING FALL FUTURES AND PASTS FESTIVAL, BAND ON THE WALL 5TH TO 7TH JUNE, AND NEW ALBUM - FALL SINGLES LIVE VOL TWO 1980-83
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ALBUM REVIEW - BOARDS OF CANADA: INFERNO
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ALBUM ROUNDUP WEEK ENDING 29 MAY 2026
ALBUM REVIEW - MULL HISTORICAL SOCIETY: IN MY MIND, THERE'S A PHOTOGRAPH
ALBUM REVIEW - MULL HISTORICAL SOCIETY: IN MY MIND, THERE'S A PHOTOGRAPH
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