Category: Reviews

The title WAR IS OV3R initially suggests victory. But listen closely, and UCHAYE’s debut EP could be more involved in surrender. Not

There’s a real sense of occasion running through ‘King of Strings’. Joey Stuckey became the first artist to record a full

There’s this confidence running through ‘Hand Drawn’ that makes Nashville Exile’s debut feel like the arrival point of a much longer journey.

James Bruner’s debut album ‘Can’t Keep Wanting You’ feels like the moment all of his recent momentum finally catches fire. After years

Wax Bird have spent nearly eight years building their identity around raw alternative and garage-rock, but ‘Kingdom Down’ sounds like

There’s something fitting about a band forged on the Sunset Strip returning with a song called ‘Nasty’. For Nasty Passion,

Stephen Jaemes and the Rowdy Scoundrels arrive with a debut album that knows exactly where its heart lies. Built on

The Detours’ debut album ‘No Particular Reason’ is the work of a band that understands exactly why guitar music from the 90s

Reetoxa’s ‘Timor Leste’ is a song built around memory that has refused to fade. Written by Jason McKee and inspired

James Keith’s ‘I Call It Magic When I’m With You’ is an album that wears its heart openly and rarely apologises for