Author: Jon Titley
Stornoway - Tales From Terra Firma Album Review
Oxford's Stornoway return to the fold this spring with their self-produced, semi-concept sophomore album, 'Tales From Terra Firma.' Composed in a campervan and recorded in their parents' garage, 'Tales' is a record full of...
Review posted on 21st February 2013
Veronica Falls - Waiting For Something To Happen Album Review
Glum shoegazers Veronica Falls return this week with their second album 'Waiting For Something To Happen'. Following on from their 2011 self-titled debut, the band has tweaked and refined their signature boy/girl harmonies and...
Review posted on 6th February 2013
Various Artists - Christmas Rules Album Review
It's the most wonderful time of the year. That guy from the first series of Big Brother is starring as Dick Whittington's cat in the local pantomime, uncouth youths are pelting innocent people at bus...
Review posted on 6th December 2012
Scams - Add & Subtract Album Review
The second album from Leeds-based indie kidsSCAMSis a collection of non-offensive alternative tunes abundant in angular guitar stabs, sullen basslines, and surprisingly pleasant three-part harmony canons.If you've listened to an album filed under indie/alternative anytime...
Review posted on 14th November 2012
The Vaccines - Come Of Age Album Review
Back in the good old 1960's, rock bands would often churn out two records a year. Although The Vaccines haven't quite managed that, the follow-up to 2011's 'What Did You Expect from The Vaccines?' has...
Review posted on 1st October 2012
Alberta Cross - Songs Of Patience
Alberta Cross. Petter Ericson Stakee, a Swedish singer/guitarist and Terry Wolfers, a bassist from the West End. Hardly a conventional mix, but with second full-length release Songs Of Patience, they have provided an album with...
Review posted on 22nd August 2012
Houndmouth - Houndmouth
Naming your band after a canine's muzzle is something you might expect a dad-hating metal kid to do, but Houndmouth's debut EP introduces us to a folksy Americana blues that makes you think their dads...
Review posted on 20th August 2012
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Starcrawler - Devour You Album Review
'Devour You' is a fantastic follow up to Starcrawler's debut album and represents a move on in terms of sound and, in part, direction.
Salvation Jayne - The Quarterhouse, Folkestone 4.10.2019 Live Review
Salvation Jayne's third birthday bash was a riot of colour and a celebration of a band very much enjoying what they do.
September Favourites: Sam Fender's debut, the return of Liam Gallagher and a stunning masterpiece from Charli XCX
We're feeling the nostalgia this month.
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Album of the Week: The 25th anniversary of Veruca Salt's painfully underrated debut American Thighs
American Thighs was released on this day in 1994.
Gloo - XYZ Album Review
Gloo is a new supergroup consisting of UK mystic-beat producers Iglooghost and Kai Whiston as well as nu-pop singer/producer BABii.
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Listen to her new single Forgive Me now.
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