Category Archives: 2) Album Reviews etc

Not long having released previous single “Pigfeed” (reviewed elsewhere on this ‘ere site) Skreamer are back with their anti-corruption “This is War” and another teaser for their upcoming second album, the first of which received much praise in publications such … Continue reading →

The multi-instrumentalist that is Ben Harris-Hayes puts his main band Enochian Theory on hold to persue a solo project under his own name, whilst the prog-rock of the aforementioned group have performed around the UK and festivals overseas there’s also … Continue reading →

Out of the darkest depths of Cornwall Monolithian are a band with one of those over the top logos, you know the sort I mean, at first glance difficult to read but you know more or less what to expect … Continue reading →

Carl Lewis: Track and Field are the coming together of three separate entities, yet somewhat removed from what each member are doing in their other projects. With this EP the trio swap instruments around to create a folk band with … Continue reading →

After working on the Skin for a Canvas project for a number of years the paring of Ian Mortimer and Dani Burnett went their separate ways, having released their debut album Burnett would produce stripped down acoustic numbers whilst Mortimer … Continue reading →

I could bite my lip on any preconceptions about the term “Pop Punk” however I’ve said it before and I will say it again, it’s always a genre that seems to become a contradiction in terms – not enough attitude … Continue reading →

Not so much an EP as advertised but a two track single from East Sussex, where the three members that make up Cardboard Hit formed the band out of friendship and a mutual respect to create a group that just … Continue reading →

Having received great press from the likes of Metal Hammer the online following for London based Skreamer increased dramatically almost overnight, with 2012’s debut album “Blackened Earth” becoming the end result.  Since then the band have relocated into their own … Continue reading →

Whilst the paring of Mark Woods and Tom Herbert are a Brighton based duo they sum themselves up as “One half Scottish grit, the other half Caribbean Spice” with distorted guitars providing the grit and presumably it’s the rum soaked … Continue reading →

When Explosion in the Sky’s Mark T Smith and Matthew Cooper of Eluvium first collaborated on their self-titled debut it was the start of a wonderful relationship, with the first album in the bag it didn’t take them long until … Continue reading →