Music Reviews

The Cinematics Review: The Boy Who Trapped the Sun - Watermark EP

The Cinematics

I know these guys, they are friends of ours. We got to know them as they were some of the few musicians kicking around the highland music scene at the same time as us in the early naughties. He is from the picturesque and remote Isle of Lewis which has had knack of giving birth too many great musicians of late. Read More …

The Cinematics Review: Screaming Lights - Hello Tomorrow

Screaming Lights - Hello Tomorrow

The bit of blurb on the front of the CD cover says they share a fair bit with fellow Liverpudlians Teardrop Explodes and Echo and the Bunneymen, this just isn’t true. This is by no means a slur on the actual music, I just find it hilarious when bands (including mine) are given comparisons which bear no resemblance to them at all. Read More …

The Cinematics Review: Natalie Imbruglia - Want

Natalie Imbruglia - Want

The Cinematics, FemaleFirst, Love And Terror, Scott Rinning, Larry Reid, Ross Bonney, Adam Goemans, The Holloways, win, tickets, meet, interview, ask, A Strange Education, Chase, Break, Keep Forgetting, Love and Terror, New Mexico, nelly furtado, the boy who trapped the sun, natalie imbruglia, want, the twilight sad, screaming lights, the holloways, competition, Read More …

Live Review: The Audition (supporting All Time Low)

The Audition

The Audition have been regulars around the UK for the last couple of years. Touring with the likes of Alkaline Trio, You Me At Six, Madina Lake and playing on the main stage at this years Slam Dunk Festival its fair to say a lot of people have heard of these guys. Read More …

Single Review: Lady GaGa - LoveGame

Lady GaGa - Love Game

Lady Gaga is officially a music legend. Fair enough she might not have had as many hits as The Beatles, or have dated some fellow celebrity swoon-pot, but from the four singles she’s had, this lass had come a long way. Read More …

Live Review: Stereophonics @ Camden Electric Ballroom

Stereophonics

Camden's historic Electric Ballroom was earmarked in 2005 for demolition to make way for a grand new underground station. Artists, celebrities, residents and lovers of the entire Camden scene have all spoken out against it, and tonight, Stereophonics prove that the iconic venue still has a purpose. Read More …

Album Review: Twin Atlantic - Vivarium

Twin Atlantic - Vivarium

I’ve long since been a supporter of Glasgow’s Twin Atlantic, and it’s good to finally see a band bringing something to the UK music scene that has been missing for quite some time now. Read More …

Live Review: Steel Panther @ Manchester Academy One

Steel Panther

Steel Panther, crikey, what can you say abut these guys? Unless you’ve actually seen them you’ll realise there are no words to describe what happens up there on that stage. But for the sake of journalism, I’ll have a bit of a stab for you. Read More …

Single Review: Cheryl Cole - Fight For This Love

Cheryl Cole

Cheryl Cole really is intent on taking over the world isn’t she? Not content with being one fifth of the UK’s hottest girl band, or one quarter of the judging panel on X Factor, our Cheryl has now recorded her own single. Read More …

Broadway Calls Review: Hadouken - M.A.D

Hadouken

Though I doubt the initials M.A.D refer to anything such as mothers against drunk-driving, hopefully there is more meaning behind this song than you can hear upon your first listen to Hadouken’s new single. Read More …

Single Review: Robbie Williams - Bodies

Robbie Williams

This morning saw the premiere of Robbie Williams’ comeback single on Radio One, and although Chris Moyles predicted it would be a grower, I’ve got to say, it’s an instant hit for me! Read More …

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