Reviews

Elizabeth Rose tied up the night with The Good Life and just made a whole bar fall in love with her. Only good things can come from this girl.

It stretched the friendship a little for the electro danceparty waiting upstairs to invade, but folkie folk were well served indeed.

These songs have long been live favourites and capture two different sides of this excellent band, so it’s both cool to see them get their own release, and exciting that this may be a sign of perhaps another long player on the horizon.

Beach and his cronies deliver a blistering performance that is far too rare in this day and age – one of raging heart.

Between The Buried & Me – the heaviest band to allegedly derive their moniker from a Counting Crows lyric – clearly continue to welcome all parties.