Epileptic Lizards - does genre matter and recording their debut album
Hailing from South Wales, Epileptic Lizards are not your standard anything. Mixing 60s and 70s psychedelic and progressive rock with a hint of funk and wonky art rock, this is wonderfully odd stuff. I...
14 Syys 28min
Helsinki Festival Special (80 Bands Around the world)
I spent many nights at this years' Helsinki Festival, visiting one of the most diverse festivals the country has to offer.This is a review of just the music I saw, from Swedish musician Hannes to Nort...
11 Syys 8min
The Fierce & the Dead - the evolution of writing and the importance of audiences
The Fierce & the Dead are an alternative/prog-rock band formed in London in 2010. From the initial days of being a three piece instrumental band they have grown into an acclaimed 5-piece with a substa...
7 Syys 32min
Heezer - influenced by life in Imatra and hosting their own festival
Heezer are a 4-piece Finnish grungy stoner rock band hailing from Imatra, a small city located close to the Russian border. Forming in 2020 they released their debut EP a year later and their first al...
31 Elo 24min
Not Richard & Her Majesty - writing from experience and being unusually happy in a band
Brighton-based six-piece art-rock band Not Richard & Her Majesty started as the solo outlet for much travelled musician Richard Fownes. Having taken some time out to recover from mental health issues,...
28 Elo 33min
Bastard - spitting at Hell’s Angels and taking to the stage in a coffin
You’d be forgiven for not knowing who British proto-punk band Bastard are (or were). For a brief time Brian James (later of The Damned), Alan Ward and Nobby Goff (later both forming Elton Motello) and...
21 Elo 29min
The DSM IV - chainmail and future stage props
The DSM IV is a Liverpool-based electronic rock and post-punk trio formed in 2018 by former The Eighties Matchbox B-Line Disaster frontman Guy McKnight, alongside Jade Ormesher and Pav Cummins. Their ...
17 Elo 24min
