Tag: Rock

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    Jack Nash

    Review: Drenge at The Wedgewood Rooms, Portsmouth

    Drenge hit the south coast hard with their caustic rock sound. But how was the performance at The Wedgewood Rooms? Jack Nash reviews

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    Amber-Louise

    Review: WALK THE MOON – ‘Timebomb’

    Will WALK THE MOON’s new single stand the test of time?

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    Jack Nash

    If You Enjoyed : Bring Me The Horizon

    Struggling to find something to listen to now BMTH have gone soft? Jack Nash has a list of bands you should be checking out if you liked old school BMTH.

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    Jack Nash

    Review: Greywind at The Joiners, Southampton

    Jack Nash reviews Irish Alt-Rock band Greywind as they play Southampton for the first time on their debut headline tour.

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    Jack Nash

    Preview: Greywind at The Joiners, Southampton

    The Irish rock duo, Greywind, are coming to Southampton this December for their first headline tour. Jack Nash looks at what we can expect to see

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    Amber-Louise

    Artist in Focus: The 1975

    Poetry is in the streets and now, thanks to The 1975, on the radio.

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    Jack Nash

    On Edge: Anticipating Bring Me The Horizon – amo

    Jack Nash anticipates whether Bring Me The Horizon’s amo will be a rock hit or a fatal blow for the Sheffield boys’s careers

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    Jack Nash

    In Defence of: Muse – Simulation Theory

    Jack Nash clarifies why Simulation Theory is a step forward for Muse, and not a step too far into the dark side.

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    Jack Nash

    Introducing: YONAKA

    Who are YONAKA? Jack Nash investigates the newcomers to the rock scene and where they’re heading.

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    Jack Nash

    Artist In Focus: Muse

    In anticipation of their ucpoming album Simulation Theory – out November 9th – Jack Nash explores the history of British rock band Muse.

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    Jed Wareham

    Review: Deaf Havana – Rituals

    Jed Wareham reviews Deaf Havana’s upcoming “pop rock album full of anthems”.

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    Jack Nash

    Review: YUNGBLUD – 21st Century Liability

    Jack Nash reviews YUNGBLUD’s debut album, exploring politics, drug abuse and consent.

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    Jack Nash

    Review: Bastille – ‘Quarter Past Midnight’

    The London-born band return with their first track from their upcoming record, and with a completely new sound.

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    Harry Fortuna

    Review: Peace – Kindness Is The New Rock And Roll

    Harry Fortuna reviews the Birmingham-based outfit’s third studio album.