There is an arm around the shoulder kind of consistency to Venice Heath’s ‘Why Always… Read the postVenice Heath – Why Always On My Mind
Was giving me some Paul McCartney flashbacks I must admit but given the narrative it… Read the postIdaho Green – Beer. Wings. Sports.
Arbes are producing subtlety here, like a jam or a warm-up before things skyrocket and… Read the postArbes – One Metaphor
A shuffle for sure, the kind that has something of the slacker acts of the… Read the postNiall Summerton – Tear Me Apart
Crikey this track made it feel as if we were back in Grand Prix territory… Read the postMt. Misery – Hey
A slow kind of acoustic grunge effect and so ‘Grow Up’ had us attuned to… Read the postJack Manley – Grow Up
Talk about colouring the night with all sorts of psychedelic romancing and in a fashion… Read the postMon Rayon – My Heroine
A punishing beat, a propulsion that has both New Order and U2 as its calling… Read the postFugue – Whisper
Talk about loose and as lounge as can be, LA’s T. Soomian is playing us… Read the postT. Soomian – Played
Sounded like an ice-cream van to me and as memories from childhood go that is… Read the postMin Min Light – Jet Trails and Butterflies
They sure do have a way with a post-punk sound, throwing shapes that are off-kilter… Read the postLigeia – Spit
Though they play it quite and demure it is clear that Germany’s Neighbour follow their… Read the postNeighbour – Video Store
