Reviews
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Cherry Red Album Reviews – Jan 2014 by Scenester
Cherry Red has come up with a neat package of three CDs spanning the Stiff Records tenure of Any Trouble,…
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Cherry Red Album Reviews – Dec 2013 by Long John
Hot on the heels of an astonishing 30th studio album. The ever-prolific Mark E Smith and his latest incarnation of…
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Super Plastic City by The Monochrome Set
Super Plastic City the brand new LP from The Monochrome Set is co-produced by BID and Jon Clayton at One…
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Cherry Red Album Reviews – Nov 2013 by Scenester
Those of you with time on your hands have undoubtedly played the game at some point. Why do some bands…
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Alan McGee – Eyefocus 359 Music
Creation Records founder Alan McGee claims he has been reinvigorated by music recently, to such an extent that he has…
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Pete MacLeod – Eyefocus 359 Music
Pete’s star has been rising for some time now, with tours supporting the likes of Ocean Colour Scene and headline…
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Gun Club Cemetery – Eyefocus 359 Music
Gun Club Cemetery love their good old-fashioned, down and dirty guitar music but like the bands who have inspired them…
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Cauldronated speak to Eyeplug
Cauldronated are A punky, drum-centric, techno adventure featuring Eva Menon (Italian extrasolar poetess), David Harman and Dave Barbarossa (Drummer with…
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The Primitives @ the 100 Club
Last night saw Indie darlings ‘The Primitives’ celebrate the 25th Anniversary of their acclaimed debut album ‘Lovely’ at the 100…
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Eight Rounds Rapid – Writeabout / Steve – reviewed by LongJohn
‘Window-licking, channel-flicking, TV dinners, sniffing thinners, lotto playing, fare-evading, shoplifting, jumble sifting’. These were the words that greeted me after…
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Strawberry Oracle Promotions – Album Review by Longjohn
What constitutes ‘Neo Folk’? This I was wondering while waiting with some intrigue for an album of what I believed…
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Cherry Red Album Reviews – July 2013 (2) by Scenester
Otherwise known as their ‘Stonehenge’ LP, due to the perhaps ill-advised cover artwork, The Association’s self-titled fifth LP is all…
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