Rock, Pop & Jazz: Reviews
SINGLE REVIEW: No Wukkas – ‘Business Fella’
No Wukkas you have twisted my head, you have turned my world upside down. Sorry, just going off on one there, I’d better explain. It’s because 'Business Fella’ has kind of taken me back...
SINGLE REVIEW: Ómoia – ‘Beyond These Eyes’
Ómoia are a new band to me; I have to admit that I am very happy to have the opportunity to review this release, it’s a banging song.
The band’s is, I admit, hard to...
SINGLE REVIEW: Since Torino – ‘Snow’
Any band that describes themselves as an alt-rock band drawing inspiration from a lot of alt-country, folk & shoegaze - as did Sheffield’s Since Torino - have already made more than one step towards...
SINGLE REVIEW: Fold – ‘To Be Hated and Thus Corrected’
I hope you are intrigued and curious about the title of this track; you should be. I will be attempting to enlighten you about the track’s topic in a bit. But first…
Fold tracks are...
SINGLE REVIEW: Living Body – ‘No Debt’
‘No Debt’ is a song about education in a general sense and about two things in particular, the cost of education and the increasing tendency to devalue education.
The first of these resonates with me...