(((O))) Year: 2024
Going through the second album is like looking through an old scrapbook, reflecting the wonderful memories you had.
I cannot speak highly enough of this album. It is definitely up there as one of the best instrumental rock albums that I’ve heard in ages. Truly first class.
Gary Davidson caught up with Joe Clayton to hear all about Pijn, No Studio and Floodlit Recordings and the triumphant Curse These Metal Hands 2023 Arctangent set.
Something that could have been overcomplicated and overbearing turns out to be quite an enjoyable art rock experience after all.
Close To Home is bursting with vibrant energy and was clearly created with passion and heart.
David Bowes spoke to Zombi’s Steve Moore and Anthony E Paterra about their genre-spanning new record ‘Direct Inject’.
While many might proclaim that post-rock has reached its limits, Dead Bandit and their latest album prove that it just might still have some musical fuel there.
We celebrate TUTUPATU’s debut release IV as they fittingly share IV records that have been huge influences on their music.
His music has touched so many people. With Damo, it’s more than just his run with CAN, but what he had accomplished by inspiring the next generation to keep his legacy alive with the Network.
The record’s prevailing mood is of being blanketed and half awake.
The subject matter of Robert Calvert’s plays and intended plays evidence his political and social concerns that often found their way into Hawkwind songs. Concerns and awareness about corporate and government corruption, self perception and presentation, the deleterious effects of capitalist consumerism, technology and ethics often underpinned Robert’s writing and intended writing.
Gavin Brown caught up with Grey Skies Fallen founding guitarist/vocalist Rick Habeeb to hear all about their new album ‘Molded By Broken Hands’ as well as delving deep into the history of the band and more.
Three bands, five quid. Splendid idea really.
It turns out that ‘Escape Scenes’ is one of those melody-driven albums that simply stick to your ears.
Noisy four piece Next To Nada who have been cutting their teeth on the London circuit for the past year. Today they release ‘Whine, Lips’ taken of their upcoming EP release. Lyricist Georgie Bogle talks to us about 3 of the band’s biggest influences.
Adding the fact that this is True Green’s debut album the results are even more impressive than the sum of its (nine) parts.
Gary Davidson caught up with Hidden Mothers and Copse to chat through the formative years, Arctangent, their next releases, playing Scotland and Edward Gibbs!
Very much a band of brothers creating some of the most intense, weird, and balls to the wall releases MoonJune has given its listeners in 2024.
With all the variation in sound, there is a definite sense of consistency in the sound here as the listener is all the time aware it is one and the same artist/band that knows exactly what is supposed to go on here.
