Sator – ‘Basement Noise’ (Wild Kingdom Records)
It was typical Saturday morning in the late 90s when I rode my bike to a friend’s house to hang out and do much of...
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The Reducers – Live: New York City 2005 (Self Release)
The Reducers spent more than three decades resisting the fickle turns of popular taste, the musical fashion, and the temptations of the music-industry buzz that briefly threatened...
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Play Dead – ‘Skint’ (Blitzcat Records)
Hitting out of the same ballpark as Chubby & The Gang it's like these kids have managed to marry Blurs 'parklife' with a dash of...
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Sweet Oblivion Featuring Geoff Tate – ‘Relentless’ (Frontiers)
Sweet Oblivion is a project that was put together by Frontiers Music guru Serafino Perugino around two years ago to give veteran metal vocalist Geoff...
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Chris Catalyst – ‘Kaleidoscopes’ (Self Release)
From noisy, mohawked one man band Robochrist to Leeds power pop heroes Eureka Machines, Chris Catalyst has had a varied and colourful musical career. While...
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The Dilrods – ‘Spare The Rod’ (No Front Teeth Records)
From Washington, via London, The Dilrods play dirty Punk Rock and Roll and they do it very well just in case you wondered. 'Spare The...
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Cheap Trick – ‘In Another World’ (BMG)
Legendary US rockers Cheap Trick are back with their latest release – In Another World. That isn’t to say that they haven’t been busy over...
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Singles Club – The Light At The End Of The Tunnel
OK, so April is well underway and we pay a visit to the singles club as we've ad a few belters that need to be...
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Plastic Tears – ‘Anthems For Misfits’ (Wormholedeath worldwide)
Plastic Tears have been around the block for a while and have the bruises to show for it. They've seen plenty of Spinal Tap-like lineup...
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Spencer & the Elegant Blackouts – ‘The Party Never Ends’ (Gutter Class Hero Records)
Classic rock n roll… Surely, everyone here knows what I am talking about when I say rock n roll. Whether you think about the Rolling...
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