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
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
Mad Kitten - showcasing real moments on socials and learning from live experience
Mad Kitten are a noise punk band based in Strasbourg. With only two singles released so far, they are relative newcomers to the scene, but their music sounds like they’ve been doing this and it’s real...
24 Elo 27min
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
