TW: flash/strobe lights in the video, mentions of sexual assault in the article. Kathleen Hanna once told Problem Patterns that if there was no backlash, then the band was not doing their job properly. So, before we continue with the review itself, let me put this additional trigger warning for all the gatekeepers that think […]
MoreSingle sleeve I wish there was a category on Who Wants to be a Millionaire? that says “Best New Rock Trio in London” cause I`d simply say JW Paris and would walk out of the studio with a million quid. Wishful thinking aside, I do believe they are hands down one of the most exciting […]
MoreEverybody knows the story how delivering a mushroom biryani to John Peel started Billy Bragg`s career. I wish I had a similar anecdote regarding The Barrys! Now, that would be something worth telling my (future) grandchildren. Unfortunately, my first encounter with the band started rather ordinarily – with an enquiry abouta review. Then yours truly […]
MoreI have been reviewing a lot of Welsh bands lately, but it seems that a trip to Scotland is in order! The scene up north is bursting at the seams with artistry and confidence. Not to mention that almost every act I find is jaw-dropping: punk orientated Memes (freshly off from their trip to SXSW), poet […]
MoreOnce in a while, a single to review will land in my inbox and I will take a liking to the artist almost immediately. It`s no secret that I tend to gravitate towards guitar music, but if the track has a little sprinkle of garage or psychedelia in it, then I’m all ears without exception. […]
MoreThe Skinner Brothers Soul Boy II review Named after a notorious gang of outlaws in a video game and known for fierce gig presence, its easy to think of The Skinner Brothers as a leading force on so called “lad culture scene”. But make no mistake: Zachary Charles Skinner (vox, guitar), Joe Fisher (guitar), Perry […]
MoreDear Readers We may live through hard times for the dreamers (as mighty Welshmen Trampolene observed) but we definitely need visionaries and cultural catalysts – perhaps now more than ever. Hard times call for movers, shakers and people who will push things forward when everyone is looking back at nostalgia. Through our blog we tend […]
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