Packs new track makes me youthsick, as in homesick not as in sick of “the youth”, a clarification which only serves to make me feel even older. ‘Two Hands’ fuzzy guitar, witty lyricism, and too cool energy whips up a truly nostalgic shoegaze angst. ‘Two Hands’ should have been on the Juno soundtrack. It has […]
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Gumiho are rocking out with a sound that is both retro and completely contemporary. The vocals straddle triumphantly over the black and blue bruised corpse of the lo-fi low energy that is far too popular in the mainstream. This is music with a serious attitude and the passion is oozing from the bloody beating heart of it.
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This is what good punk should be. It’s got blood on the mic as well as in the lyrics book, but from the still gushing vein it finger paints something beautiful. ‘Once A Rose, Now A Parasite‘ is a track title that wears its heart on its sleeve. There’s a certain poetry to it that
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Lover Lamp are ridiculous. Lover Lamp are radical. Lover Lamp are radiculous. From the beginning of the track we knew we were in for a ride but the raucous and rowdy tale of rock’n’roll suppression and police brutality was more than even we bargained for. It went hell for leather from the outset and kept
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We have a lot of love for Hartlepool based Leopard Rays, we even premiered one of their songs last year. But now they have really found themselves on a higher plane and their new single ‘Brother’ is a shining example of the band’s maturity and brilliance. Coming from their debut EP ‘Times A
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David Dixon is an artist that bears so much of himself in each song that he becomes a friend to anyone close enough to listen. His guitar is an extension of his soul and his voice gives so much emotion to the spell woven lyrics that you cannot help but to become ensorcelled.
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