Category: Records
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Wretch 32 has had an impressive start to 2011 with the release of his first single ‘Traktor’ in January, which debuted at number 5 in the charts, bringing him firmly into the limelight. Appearing in 2009 at Radio 1’s Big Weekend, he was largely unheard of and has since signed a deal with the Ministry…
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Promising first offerings by Welsh newcomers, Toy Horses.
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Released April 4th The Pigeon Detectives haven’t been away for long. Since 2008’s release Emergency they were meant to take some time out, but just over two years later, they return with their third studio album and a rather hotch-potched sound. At first, The Pigeon Detectives knock you clean off your feet. Opener ‘She Wants…
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When one thinks about indie-folk what is actually thought about? Perhaps Fleet Foxes, maybe Mumford and Sons. In less than six month’s time will it be Cloud Control that people are talking about?
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Yellowcard return after nearly 3 years with their seventh studio record
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The EDGE cast’s it’s musical ear over the legendary Blink-182 drummer’s semi-solo project
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The Naked and Famous try and follow up on the success of their two roaring singles, but deliver something else to what people might expect.
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As the days get longer and warmer, will we be enjoying The View?
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Let’s get this out of the way – James Blake clearly has talent. There’s just about enough melodies here that get stuck in your head easily enough to convince you of that. What we also have here though is a record that misses far more than it hits. Evidently chosen as the artist to sell…
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The first single from the upcoming studio album Fishin for Woo’s, Bowling for Soup demonstrate that they still have a certain charm about them
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The debut single from Staffordshire born All The Young
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Ok so we’ve already set the scene in the hip trendy world of the nineties, we’re all rocking Game Boy Colours and enjoying Batman Forever, despite its obvious position as the second worst live action Batman film circa 1989. But all these cool trends blend into dull insignificance when we realise the true epicentre of…
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Pantera‘s Vulgar Display of Power was the band’s first album since the brilliant Cowboys from Hell (1990), and is every way just as good. The album is exactly as the title suggests – absolutely brutal. You would never guess by listening to this album that Pantera used to be a glam metal group in the…
