Category: Reviews

The Tennessee Werewolves Refuse To Stay In One Lane With ‘Rise Up’

March 11, 2026

With a sound built on heavy riffs, aggressive energy, and never remaining in the one lane, The Tennessee Werewolves have become known for creating with total freedom, writing without rules, limits, or expectations. ‘Rise Up’, their new single, takes a look at recent challenges faced by the band, and offers up a rallying call for listeners everywhere.

Nuke The Soup Tap Into The Different Sides Of The Human Experience With ‘Lost On You’

March 11, 2026

Taken from their latest album, ‘Dancing On The Edge’, Nuke The Soup’s new single, ‘Lost On You’, taps into those life experiences we can all relate to.

THE GOOD, THE MAD & THE UGLY – Adam Steiner Dissects Nick Cave’s Black and Bloody Body of Work in ‘Darker With The Dawn’

March 11, 2026

Nick Cave’s strange journey from vampiric drug-addled iconoclast to something akin to national treasure status in both his native Australia and adopted home in dear old Blighty is as remarkable as it is deserved.

Swiss Eurovision Entry Veronica Fusaro Reveals Powerful Competing Song, ‘Alice’

March 11, 2026

Emerging as a distinct force in the Swiss music scene, Veronica Fusaro is set to take the global stage as she reveals her entry for the 70th Eurovision Song Contest, taking place this May in Austria. Originally featured on her acclaimed album ‘Looking For Connection’, she now presents a grittier, rock-leaning version of ‘Alice’, immediately demonstrating how she will stand out in the competition with her distinctive blend of sharp lyricism, emotional clarity, and a seamless balance between genres.

Duane Hoover Asks Us To Think It Over As He Channels John Lennon With ‘After The Storm In Your Mind’

March 6, 2026

Duane Hoover has never denied how much he’s been inspired by those who went before him. His influences are many, and include the likes of David Bowie, The Who, The Kinks, and of course, The Beatles. With ‘After The Storm In Your Mind’. released today, he seems to tap into the very essence of John Lennon himself.

INTERVIEW: SHAB Opens Up On Powerful New Single ‘It’s On You’

March 5, 2026

In this interview, Persian-American pop artist SHAB opens up about her new single ‘It’s On You,’ the Afro-House rhythms that inspired it, and the unexpected collaborations that brought it to life – including working with rising star Preston Harris.

We Speak With Rando Rexx About ‘Firecracker’

March 5, 2026

Following on from our review of ‘Firecracker’, we speak with Rando Rexx and find out more about his music and what keeps him going.

M. Spano Brings Us ‘Something Different’ With Nostalgic New Track

March 5, 2026

New York’s M. Spano takes us on a shimmering journey of nostalgia with latest release, ‘Something Different’.

Coffeeshop And Ty Taylor ‘Hear The Call’ With Latest Collaboration

March 5, 2026

There’s no holding back for Coffeeshop in his latest collaboration with Rob Aster and the RRHOT team, with ‘Hear The Call’, featuring vocalist, Ty Taylor.

Divergent ‘Rev It Up’ With New Music Video

March 5, 2026

Divergent’s latest single, ‘Rev It Up’, sees the band take their music from a hopeful promise to a full-throttle experience.

Finishing The Story: The Catchmen On Orchestras, Unfinished Business, And Returning To Stockport

March 5, 2026

When The Catchmen first emerged from the in the late 80s, they were part of the same restless northern ferment that would soon define an era. They supported rising names, hosted Oasis at the Boardwalk, and dreamed of making widescreen, orchestral indie long before they had the means to realise it. Life, however, had other plans.

She’s Got Claws Take Us On A Synth-Pop Journey With New Album, ‘Stronger The Faith’

March 2, 2026

Released on the 20th of February, ‘Stronger Than Faith’ is the latest album from British duo, She’s Got Claws. Originating from Hull, in England’s north east, the pair, comprising singer Micci Lou and bassist Chris O-Ten, are largely influenced by the likes of Depeche Mode, Gary Numan (from whose song they take their name), and Human League, as well as taking inspiration from the glitz and glamour of T-Rex, and David Bowie.