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Canadian Indie Rock Trio Basement Revolver Share Title Track From Forthcoming Album ‘Heavy Eyes’

August 16, 2018

Canadian indie rock trio Basement Revolver have released the title track to their forthcoming debut album, ‘Heavy Eyes’. The song encapsulates the air of weariness which pervades the band’s sound, and sums up a general exhaustion, while hinting at a heavier direction.

The Riptide Movement Release Official Video For Latest Track ‘Plastic Oceans’

August 13, 2018

Irish rock band The Riptide Movement come through with the new hard-hitting video for their environmentally focused ‘Plastic Oceans’.

Images of Eden – ‘Shield Me’

August 13, 2018

Baltimore Maryland band Images Of Eden got together way back in 1988 and they paint a picture with dark colours and harsh truths which flow from a void of mistreatment and neglect. Their latest track, ‘Shield Me’, is effectively their dying wish as a band, to be seen as protectors for those who most need it.

An Old Friend – ‘Lady’

August 10, 2018

An Old Friend comes from Long Island, New York, and the quartet formed after their high school days. Composed of Cody Kohler on lead vocals and guitar, Eddy Barrera on guitar and vocals, Cory Brown on bass and Frank Facompre on drums, An Old Friend write their songs collectively, and they mix different elements of rock, their sound a blend of indie and progressive emo.

Broke Royals – ‘Higher’

August 2, 2018

Hailing from Washington DC, Broke Royals are an alt-rock band whose varied influences include gospel, folk, pop, and even EDM.

Robert O’Connor – ‘No Second Chances’

July 30, 2018

Robert O’Connor is back again with his new single, ‘No Second Chances’.

Cornbury Festival 2018

July 29, 2018

To review a festival like Cornbury is almost impossible. Back by popular demand after calling it a day last year, organiser Hugh Phillimore had enlisted headliners UB40, Alanis Morissette and the superb Squeeze. Like any festival it’s always going to be the tale of music that I saw, the tale of my personal journey from stage to stage, the tale of what made the weekend special for me.

‘Liberated’ By Zealand Is An Album Worthy Of Much Praise

July 23, 2018

Zealand was formed a few years later, comprising Phil Joel on vocals, his cousin Roger Angove on bass, Ben Bugna on drums, and Ben Garrett on guitar, and they signed to Word in May 2015. Following that they released the ‘Liberated’ EP in 2016, with the full length version in February this year. Currently they’re touring the US, as support for Newsboys on their ‘United’ tour.

The Rising Are ‘Moving On’ To Even Better Things – A Track By Track First Impression Review

July 23, 2018

The Rising have been around for a few years now, with their first album ‘Coming Home’ released back in 2014, and before that, members…

Silver Citizen Releases New Single ‘Now We Groove’

July 12, 2018

Silver Citizen, from Brisbane Australia, are a three piece rock band. Their latest single, ‘Now We Groove’, is an emotionally charged track with strong drums and huge bass lines, and is available to stream on SoundCloud and Spotify.

‘The History of Rock (For Big Fans And Little Punks)’ – A Rock History For Music Lovers Of All Ages

June 26, 2018

‘The History Of Rock (For Big Fans And Little Punks)’ is a comprehensive guide to rock music, written by Rita Nabais and illustrated by Joana Raimundo. The pair put together the book in their native Portugal, and it’s the most complete book of rock for kids, and has something for every age.

The Soft Underground – ‘Morning World’ Is A Post Punk Delight