Sometimes a song barges its way into your life that connects with you in a way that only incredible art can, rocking you to your very core, making you question everything. This is what Bedwetters did for me. It’s a song by Adam & Elvis, and for a moment I wonder if anyone ever clocks when […]
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Review: False Heads – Rabbit Hole
I suppose I’d better start this review off with a confession. I’m a very calm gentleman who rarely shows any level of happiness or joy unless I find a fiver on the floor or a child hurts themselves on TV. Quite honestly, it’s problematic. My girlfriend is leaving me. But hold on – I wack […]
Review: Cheerbleederz – Lobotany
Cheerbleederz. A name that raises too many questions as to how they came up with it in the first place, none of which I’m sure I want the answers to. Was it some kind of gang formed upon a mutual hatred of cheerleaders, or just auto-correct failing to notice a pretty big mistake? Either way, […]
Interview: The Roves
London jangle-rockers The Roves have just released their second album All Those Freaks. Reminiscent of sixties Merseybeat, the four-piece band seems to be unstoppable in their delivery of new material. And with plans to go out on the road again soon, we caught up with the boys to talk about their new record. When was […]
Review: Club Kuru – Meet Your Maker
Musicians can spend a lifetime searching for a kindred spirit. Someone with who their musical opinions and tastes run so parallel, it’s like they’ve walked the same path of discovery since the day they first identified that magical core of music. For some people, that search may never bare fruit. For others, i.e. Laurie Erskine […]