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ALBUM REVIEW – GURRIERS: NOBODY’S COMING TO SAVE YOU

There’s very little about Gurriers that feels restrained. From the moment you press play on any of their tracks, it feels like you’re being thrown into the middle of something already in motion. The guitars collide, the drums race your chest forward, and the band’s explosive angst is impossible to ignore. On their latest album […]
The self-titled debut album by HighSchool, is not one to be ignored. Since releasing their debut EP in 2021, the pop-punk duo from Melbourne has put out hit after hit, snappy songs with an electrifying energy behind them, despite having a rather grungy and gothic sound throughout their music – a sound which so many […]

ALBUM REVIEW – HIGHSCHOOL: HIGHSCHOOL

ALBUM REVIEW – BROGEAL: TUESDAY PAPER CLUB

Blending traditional ‘Celtic folk’ and ‘Indie rock’, Brògeal are set to release their debut album ‘Tuesday Paper Club’. Stemming from Falkirk, Scotland the five piece are rejuvenating the genres with a reminiscent flair. Speaking to the Independent last year the band stated, ‘I feel very strongly about my country and culture, and so it’d feel […]
Late nights, early mornings or while cooking your tea on a Friday night, this is an album to dance to. Cohesive in its unpredictability Porij offer up a record of tracks that demand you move to. Refusing to settle on one genre this debut album is a daring experiment, spanning from moments of up-tempo garage-inspired […]

ALBUM REVIEW – PORIJ: TEEETHING

PUBLIC SERVICE BROADCASTING ANNOUNCE THEIR NEW ALBUM BRIGHT MAGIC AND SHARE NEW SINGLE/VIDEO ‘PEOPLE, LET’S DANCE’ FT. EERA

Public Service Broadcasting have announced their new album, ‘Bright Magic’ for release on September 24th via Play It Again Sam. They share their new single and video for ‘People, Let’s Dance’ ft. Eera. The band’s main songwriter, J. Willgoose, Esq. says: “Doing this felt inevitable, somehow. In my head, it was whirring and pulsing away […]
On the back of Friday’s release of his fourth album Dark Days & Canapés through Play It Again Sam, Ghostpoet shares new track ‘Dopamine If I Do’. The track, which opens with a dark foreboding features Ghostpoet, aka Obaro Ejimiwe, contemplating and contrasting the idealistic vision of our hyper-connected world, with the epidemic of isolation it […]

GHOSTPOET SHARES DARK & FOREBODING NEW SINGLE ‘DOPAMINE IF I DO’

ALBUM REVIEW: GHOSTPOET ‘DARK DAYS AND CANAPES’

Often, despite writing poetry, I don’t know where the line is between poetry and song lyrics. Thankfully the mumbled spoken word of Ghostpoet stops the questions and starts the listening as he oscillates between the depth and meaning of poetry and experimental electronic sounds. I don’t know what the genre tag is for his music […]
After two years up in the stratosphere with the hugely successful The Race For Space, Public Service Broadcasting are returning to earth with new album, Every Valley, due to be released Friday 7th July 2017. With J. Willgoose, Esq. who has an established reputation for weaving forensic, historical research into evocative storytelling – this time […]

PUBLIC SERVICE BROADCASTING REVEAL NEW ALBUM RELEASE DETAILS

Single Review: Seasick Steve – It’s A Long Long Way

‘It’s A Long Long Way’ is the latest release from Seasick Steve’s new album, You Can’t Teach A Dog Old Tricks.  In the typical Seasick style, ‘It’s A Long, Long Way’ has great lyrics while Steve’s delivery make it incisive and poignant. It is a very versatile effort which I could image being played both […]

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