Distorted guitars, harsh bass lines and drum patterns, Crosslight's music is full of angst. The band formed in early 2016 and have already toured around the UK. As well as playing shows, the band have spent a lot of time in the studio recording their debut album "Road to Recovery." The album was released on the 6th… Continue reading Crosslight – Road to Recovery (Review)
In my eyes, "Grace" is the best album of all time. Without Grace, my life would be so much more different to how it is now. When I first found Jeff Buckley's music, it turned my life completely around and made me realise how much music means to me. It really opened my eyes to how much I want a career… Continue reading Jeff Buckley – Grace (Review)
The man, the myth and the legend is back with a killer third studio album since The White Stripes departed and in my absolute opinion, it's his best release since, with Lazaretto being a close second. In Boarding House Reach, we get to see Jack White in a completely different light. He's comfortable making this music and his has found a lot of… Continue reading Jack White – Boarding House Reach (Review)
"The Broth" came out in July 2017 being Shaun Gambowl Walsh & the Plagiarists second release. Let's just say, this band are not for the plain hearted, innocent people of the world. With their genre sitting comfortably in the space punk category, they're known for causing controversy with their music. Bringing humour and explicit content into their… Continue reading Shaun Gambowl Walsh & the Plagiarists – The Broth (EP Review)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aIr2hQEWKNc Aspects of eccentric style of music; The Pink Diamond Revue have released a new song (14th Feb) about their front "person", who is known to be from another dimension. Acid Dol is a biographical song purely about their "doll", and already, I'm slightly freaked out of this mannequin. On the song, Legpuppy, a trip-hop/dance band feature and… Continue reading The Pink Diamond Revue ft Legpuppy – Acid Dol (Single Review)
Million Empire have been on the circuit for about 10 years now and the band have really gotten their names across around the West Midlands music scene. With their new EP "Visceral" due for release on 30th March, Visceral is their 3rd EP to date. With influences heavily from the 90's alternative rock scene, you can hear the… Continue reading Million Empire – Visceral (EP Review)
"Animals" is a concept album that gives us a thought of what life was like in the 1970's with politics being a main part of everyone's life. It's the 10th studio album by the iconic rock band that is "Pink Floyd". It's also one of the most progressive albums that they made with the concept behind it… Continue reading Pink Floyd – Animals (Classic Album Review)
She is known for her distinctive voice and extraordinary compositions, but Kate Bush is still a lot more than that. She is the Queen of Art Pop/Rock, in my eyes. I decided to write a "classic album review" for the first time, and what better than reviewing one of Bush's masterpieces; "Hounds of Love." It is… Continue reading Kate Bush – Hounds of Love (Classic Album Review)
The sassy goddess that is Nai Palm, front-woman of the "Neo-Soul" band "Hiatus Kaiyote", has released her debut solo album. She released it back in October 2017, and I'm finally getting round to sitting down and reviewing it. I've been a huge fan of Hiatus Kaiyote since they were just getting "noticed". After seeing them at… Continue reading Nai Palm – Needle Paw (Review)
Multi instrumentalist St Vincent is back. Her fifth studio album "Masseduction" is now a very important album in St Vincent's discography. It's personal and takes a big step into Annie Clark's life. Annie Clark is St Vincent. She has been using a stage name since 2006 and everybody now knows her for this. I find it very interesting when… Continue reading St Vincent – Masseduction (Review)
