The Invisible @ Cargo, London, 12/05/09
May 17, 2009 by Ross Murdoch · Leave a Comment
Even though the band are 30 minutes late the atmosphere isn’t one of tension or restlessness like you get with delays at bigger venues; it’s akin to the anticipatory feeling you get while queueing for your favourite club: one of a knowing expectancy of the good times ahead. Read more
Broder Daniel - Singles
March 25, 2009 by Rikard Olsson · Leave a Comment
Musical legends you’ve never heard of summarizes (sort of) a great legacy.
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Grammatics - Grammatics
January 16, 2009 by Andrew Hill · 6 Comments
A few years ago, I was a fan of a band called Colour of Fire - a rather loud, generic bunch who’s Myspace proclaimed them ‘Death Metal’, and was a bichromal red and black affair. To be honest, even back then I thought they were another generic band; however, I nowadays am confused that I ever considered it some of my favourite music. But even in this sea of black and distorted guitars, there were a handful of tracks that pointed singer Owen Brinley was actually far more talented than first suspected.
Frightened Rabbit - Midnight Organ Flight
January 5, 2009 by Mark Gibbs · Leave a Comment
Originally from Selkirk, Scotland and now back home via a short residence in sunny Glasgow, Frightened Rabbit deliver something really rather special with their album “Midnight Organ Fight”. Read more
Rise Against - Appeal To Reason
October 16, 2008 by Cal Richardson · 1 Comment
Rise Against storm the UK this october with their 5th studio album Appeal to Reason. Combining their usual political lyrics with post-punk guitar riffs see them writing, quite possibly, their best work to date. Opening track Collapse (Post-Amerika), kicks the album off with energy aplenty, just as State of the Union did on their 3rd record Siren Song of the Counter Culture. Read more
