Single review – Rawkus Redz, Walk Away
Usually, if you’re in need of unloading rage on the system or society to some local noise, Rawkus Redz serves just right.
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Single review – Project X, One
On One, Terri’s short opening bassline had me well and truly hooked and when Dave’s drums and Sylvie’s guitar crashed the party eight seconds later, I was entranced by their simple but effective grunge riff. At thirty-four seconds, Sylvie’s low-key vocals cut through beautifully with poignant lyrics. The song has all the ingredients to keep your average stoner rock freak happy.
Single review – Bubblegum Hypnosis, Beachy Blues
Beachy Blues mystifies the summer that is yet to happen. Marrying Mac DeMarco with Homeshake at the seaside, they make their own version of sad bastard music.
Coronavirus – Live streams
A collection of musicians/bands doing live streams while social distancing is in force during the COVID 19 pandemic. Please also see our Gig Guide for other stream events.
Interview – We speak to The Blinders ahead of the release of their new album ‘Fantasies Of A Stay At Home Psychopath’
Hail the new order, The Blinders are back. After getting their twisted tunes out in the world, followed by months of studio silence, they’ve shed the skins of revolutionaries and turned upside-down on the second album, Fantasies Of A Stay At Home Psychopath. Bassist Charlie McGough commented on their new-found fantasies and ways of expression.