Calling to us through the ages, ‘Rockaxeon’ is epic in the truest meaning of the word. A operatic rock poem about rocks, it smashes through any preconception you might have with prehistoric might and harder than granite riffs. Vocally, it is gorgeously performed with the passion and emotive energy of the pen and creativity that […]

Taking a fiercely ferocious stand with bare feet firmly planted in the soil, ‘Oil‘ is a powerful political message as well as a passionate anthemic jam. It begins with a the thunder strike of the thrashing guitar riff. There is a funky little wiggle that leads one refrain to the next flexing the delightfully intricate

With effortless art rock swagger and passion soaked power in the crooning vocals, Human Interest offer a a retro sound that buzzes with the raw electricity of its explosive experimental modern twist. The track begins with the tail feather shaking tambourine like shiver on the drums and a deliciously juicy fruity bass bounce. The vocals

It’s one of the painful truths of growing old, watching some of the greatest band’s that energised you in your youth, lose their teeth and bark, as they hobble through the motions of another tour or album. That couldn’t be further from the truth with A Place To Bury Strangers though. There is no risk

‘Mother And Man‘ casts a statuesque silhouette of divine femininity, one hand flipping the middle finger to cultural and societal expectation, and the other cutting some dagger sharp dance moves vogueing like a goddess. The track begins in earnest with a skin tingling jazzy little tickle on the drums which pierces through the dissonant strings

The Brouhaha have this distinctly unique ability to take a wacky wiggling little riff and wield it with collosal skill and strength so it hits you square in the chest, knocks you off your feet, and leaves you panting on the floor giddy, dizzy, and strangely aroused. It’s a funky and dark kind of rock’n’roll