Track: Empyre – Relentless
UK rock band Empyre recently signed to Kscope and are now set to release their new album titled ‘Relentless’ on the 31 of March 2023. The video for the first single and album title…
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Track: The John Street Revival – I’ll Be Mine
Currently on tour supporting Ginger Wildheart And The Sinners, rock ‘n’ rollers The John Street Revival have released their new single ‘I’ll Be Mine’. Gentle velvet vocals float over the…
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News: Suicide Silence share video for ‘Capable of Violence’
SUICIDE SILENCE have shared a NSFW music video for new single ‘Capable of Violence’. Blood? Check. Gore? Check. Guts? Check. Guitars? Check. Severed heads? Check. The four-and-a-half-minute slasher film is perfect…
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News: Loveless announce debut London show
Highly touted LA duo Loveless today announced their debut London show on Friday 20 January 2023 at the O2 Academy2 Islington. General admission tickets go on sale Friday, 4 November, beginning at…
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Album Review: Soyuz – ‘Force Of The Wind’ : “This is Pop”, Belarus meets Brazil style.
The matter of music can be transient. Yes there are roots and traditions but essentially soundscapes demand no borders. Musical minds are left to wander free and for Belarusian collective…
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Premiere: Tara Elliott Is In Charge With New Track ‘Queen Size’
American founder of Bettie’s Bombshells Tara Elliott is coming to the UK for her Bowie-inspired Runway Rock-Burlesque Show on the 20th of November at Wenlock & Essex. Tara will be…
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Tokyo Film Festival Review: Peacock’s Lament
While there’s undoubtedly a growing level of hardship in all European countries, I don’t think most people can grasp what absolute poverty looks like. Not just the inability to feed…
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Blu-Ray Review: Eve’s Bayou
Some people seem to have the ideal life. The big house, the great job, the beautiful partner and children. Popular, with a large number of glamorous friends and associates. Everyone…
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Live Review: Wolfmother, Dee Why RSL, 29.10.2022
Friday night saw hard rockers Wolfmother turn Dee Why RSL into one huge moshpit. Complete with crowd surfers, stage invaders and stage divers, including one brazen audience member telling security…
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Album Review: Mauskovic Dance Band – ‘Bukaroo Bank’: an urgent post punk dub directive from Amsterdam.
Those Mauskovic Dance Band boys are back, back with Bongo Joe Records and back with another fine slice of snappy syncopation. The mischievous Amsterdam four piece, Nico, Donnie, Marnix and…
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