Reviews / Album

There’s so much to like about You Beauty.

While the band is relatively new they’ve wasted no time in cementing a distinct sound.

The Pack A.D. are raw, rambunctious and rebellious, here and ready to rip you a new one.

Lowlakes may appear a little too serious for their own good at times, but Iceberg Nerves is sure to strike a chord deep inside.

This one’s for the real heads alright.

Sheffield indie-pop outfit, Reverend & The Makers, return with their fourth album, ThirtyTwo, celebrating the age of lead singer John McClure (aka The Reverend) and all they love about everyday British life, from relationships to pill popping.

If his intention was to throw a bunch of sounds together to create something unique and fresh, he’s failed.

Vintage rock, paying homage to what came before, blatant rip-offs of bands from decades past…

A Canadian guitar and drums duo who crank out simple, arse-kicking rock that’s as much about attitude as it is about music.

Unapologetically modern, this album will not sate jazz purists, but to an open ear for the now, Bowers is certainly a talent to keep an eye on.