Petter says, “Dogs” tells a different story, about masks we’re wearing, where we hide our true feelings (especially online) and where the modern world lacks real connection between people.”
Tag: Progressive
Intaya – Guaguancó (Review)
Introducing Intaya. Consisting of two members, Venezuelan born Pao Pestana meets London’s Dom Martin to create an identifiable sound. Here … More
Muse – Simulation Theory (Review)
One of the most famous trios of all time, Muse released their highly anticipated 8th studio album 2 months ago today. … More
The Tenmours – Maze (Review)
Formed in December 2013 by Alex Johnston-Seymour & Ross Tennant, the talented songwriting duo became an important part in Folk … More
The Equatorial Group – Apricity (Review)
Think Fleetwood Mac but more folk orientated. The Equatorial Group are a group of friends from the East of Sussex. … More
Phi Yaan Zek’s Album Launch Review – 15th September 2018
Located on a warm Saturday night at Kidderminster College, the night began with one of the college’s talented bands; Hey … More
Valerio Lysander- We Are Like Coloured Moths Towards the Sunlight (Review)
Released on the 21st July, I’m finally getting round to reviewing Valerio Lysander’s wonderful album. The album was recorded in various locations … More
Crosslight – Road to Recovery (Review)
Distorted guitars, harsh bass lines and drum patterns, Crosslight‘s music is full of angst. The band formed in early 2016 … More
Quill – Grey Goose Call (EP Review)
Quill are not only known for their unique musical style… they create a musical journey through the ages with their live … More
Junior Weeb, Coat of Many & Dan James Griffin live at The Copcut Elm, Droitwich – 11th May 2018 (Review)
As part of this review, I wanted to say a bit about Kidderminster College. I’ve been studying at Kidderminster College … More
