Premiere: Keys – I only want you for your Rock and Roll
Following on from their last single Black and White, welsh five piece Keys have returned with the scuzzy, sweat inducing, fuzz-rock of ‘I only want you for your rock and…
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Track: Rat Boy – Truth of the Youth
Rat Boy, aka 23-year old singer-songwriter Jordan Cardy, is back with a new track ‘Truth of the youth’, taken from his upcoming second album, more details of which are expected…
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Fantasia Festival 2019 Review: House of Hummingbird
South Korea was booming in the early 1990s. It was one of the biggest global success stories. Driven by a buoyant real estate market, Seoul in particular was rapidly expanding.…
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YUR MUM VIDEO PREMIERE FOR ‘SWEATSHOP’
The new video from London rock rebels Yur Mum is almost upon us, and we got first look at it from the band. Already SWEATSHOP has made quite the impact, getting…
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Blu-ray Review: One Deadly Summer
Iconic is a perfect word to describe Isabelle Adjani. The French actress had a face and persona you were unlikely to forget in a hurry. She had sex appeal and…
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Fantasia Festival 2019 Review: Door Lock
When people think about Asian horror, they often focus on Japanese cinema. Whilst some of the most famous films (Ringu, Audition, Dark Water) come from the land of the rising…
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News: MONOLORD: Announce Relapse Records Debut.
MONOLORD: Announce Relapse Records Debut, No Comfort Coming September 20 Swedish trio MONOLORD, who have been dubbed “Swedish doom royalty” (Noisey) and praised for their “truly modern sound” (Consequence of…
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See: Oh Sees announce new album/tour, tease new tracks
Northern Californian garage rockers Oh Sees have unveiled two songs from their new double LP, ‘Face Stabber’, which is due out August 16th on Castle Face Records. ‘Poisoned Stones’ is…
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Album Review: Various Artists – 1977 The year that punk broke
New 3 CD Punk Box Set from Cherry Red the perfect introduction if you ever needed one. There has been some very good Punk box sets in recent years, and…
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Blu-Ray Review: The House That Dripped Blood
Whilst today the name Hammer Horror is known all around the world, it was far from being the only British film production company which was making world-class horror during the…
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