Lucky Duck – SANITY
Lucky Duck – SANITY: A Fearless, Genre-Bending Memoir of Growing Up Lucky Duck’s first album, SANITY, reflects an artist who is not willing to be restricted by what is expected…
Exzenya – “B!tch Please”
Exzenya’s “B!tch Please” presents blues-rock with a certain attitude that doesn’t feel the need to apologise. The song is based on a mid-tempo roots-rock style and opts for a tougher,…
Ronald Hage – Don’t Wanna Lose This
“Don’t Wanna Lose This doesn’t simply build toward a drop—it builds toward a feeling.” From the very beginning, Ronald Hage’s “Don’t Wanna Lose This” comes across as a song centred…
Reaven — “Reavolution”
With Reavolution Reaven adopt a larger, heavier and more unapologetically modern rock sound, producing an album which seems to be centred on movement, release and the instinct to move forward.…
Volume VIII — Ugly Mothers
Ugly Mothers show absolutely no hesitation in establishing the unruly nature of *VOL. VIII*, a four-track burst of London alternative rock that combines the spirit of garage rock, massive fuzz…
Mad Painter — “Island Poetry”
The Mad Painter’s up-coming album Island Poetry has the clear signature of a band that knows what makes a great rock record: with the Hammond organ placed at the forefront,…
The New Citizen Kane — “interTWINE”
“interTWINE” from The New Citizen Kane embodies the excitement of attraction at the exact point when curiosity starts to take over logic. The song is based on a playful chemistry,…
Jinishi — “Broken People, Break People”
The song “Broken People, Break People” adopts a simple yet powerful concept and explores the emotional harm that lies beneath it. Drawing on the idea that “broken people break people,…
Hamish – “Singing In My Soul”
The song “Singing In My Soul” shows Hamish to have a great awareness of historical context, since it was first included on his 1999 debut album, *Picture In My Bag*.…