Tag: rock
Album Review: Jonas Brothers – Happiness Begins
Before the release of ‘Sucker’, the only Jonas Brothers song I’d heard was their blasphemous cover of Busted’s iconic ‘Year 3000’. I vaguely knew...
Live Review: Better Oblivion Community Centre @ O2 Academy, Bristol
Better Oblivion Community Centre is advertised as a therapeutic, almost cult-like, meeting. The warm voice that tells you this at the beginning and the...
Album Review: The National – I Am Easy To Find
The first song of The National’s next album I Am Easy to Find, released on 17th May, has just been released; we are all...
Album Review: Cage The Elephant – Social Cues
Cage The Elephant have evolved immensely across their discography, retaining a hint of blues throughout their forays into punk, garage rock, and noise rock....
“It just needs to be real people making real music…” An...
“It’s all about the feelings you get” James Morrison muses around the halfway mark of our interview. “It’s about how a song can make...
Album Review: Bronze Radio Return – Entertain You
Entertain You, Bronze Radio Returns’ sixth album, is an exhilarating and euphoric blend of fresh genres.
Reminiscing upon The Buggles’ 1980 hit ‘Video Killed the...
Album Review: Deerhunter – Why Hasn’t Everything Already Disappeared?
Deerhunter’s eighth album Why Hasn’t Everything Already Disappeared? features more acoustic and Baroque influences with existential, trance-like lyrics as opposed to their trademark alt-rock...
An Interview with The Kooks
Chris Allen talks to Hugh Harris, lead guitarist of The Kooks, about their most recent album, Let’s Go Sunshine.
Chris: In the press notes, it says...
Live Review: The 1975 @ Westpoint, Exeter
"Rock and roll is dead, God bless The 1975," flash the LED screens as the band finish playing ‘Sex’, the final song of the...
Live Review: Camden Rocks
Camden Town has always been a diverse makeup, a ‘hometown’ for many close and afar, a place which perhaps best demonstrates London’s embracing of...
