Australian avant- garde artist Jimmy Maddon has built himself a name on the indie circuit in the last years. His mixture of hard/glam rock with elements of comedy has been described as unique and highly entertaining, capturing imagination of music fans across continents. He had released self-titled debut album in 2020 and a handful of […]
MoreEverybody loves DIY bands recording ambitious music in their bedrooms…or bunkers. Yes, you read it correctly. French/German project Clopidi record their music in a bunker that had been repurposed as a practice room. In the heart of Hamburg`s seedy St. Pauli district, we may add. Form the first notes of their debut single “My Window”, […]
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 […]
MoreI have been sitting on this review for a week, even wrote a full one, then deleted. Not because new offering from Cage Park is a bad one. Rather out of dilemma. How do you objectively review a band that you know in person for years and followed their entire career without sounding biased? I’ve […]
MoreSome bands, even if you see them live once, leave a strong impression on you as a gig goer. They have this drive and passion, a right balance of stage chemistry and ability of writing songs that make you want to dance. I will admit – I have seen The Assist live once back in […]
MoreSamuel Lambeth is a well known figure on the West Midland music scene. Over the last decade, the Wolverhampton based musician fronted three local acts (The MonoBloggers in 2009, Quinn in 2017 and recently, the alternative outfit Winona), self released sort of a “greatest hits” album entitled “10 Years on Four Chords: The Best of […]
MoreCrowned by the BBC1 as “the most exciting rock & roll band in the UK right now”, Yorkshire based quintet Avalanche Party are one of the brightest stars of the independent music circle. Since 2016, the feral rock and roll five piece performed at the most important domestic festivals, played all over Europe and even […]
MoreDear Readers, There is certain mystery and elusiveness that surrounds Bambara. Formed in Atlanta and now based in Brooklyn, the American trio successfully avoid being pigeonholed and labelled. Their dark, moody mixture of blues, psychedelia, lo-fi, noise and punk rock brought them universal acclaim for their music. Now on their fourth album (“Stray” was released […]
MoreDear Readers, When I was a young and inexperienced female music fan, the one that would cut out articles from NME to stick them to the walls, I thought that going to gigs was being part of history in the making. Discovering artists in small venues before they conquer the world, being with like minded […]
MoreDear readers, We keep on saying that Manchester has one of the strongest music scenes in the UK and they continuously prove that they do. Every single time a new band appear on our radar, they usually come from Greater Manchester area or from Yorkshire. Somebody better check what’s in the water over there and […]
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