Rock, Pop & Jazz: Reviews
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...
SINGLE REVIEW: Echoviolet ‘Necromancy’
I’ve reviewed some releases from Echoviolet in the past but that Echoviolet are gone, this is the new Echoviolet. The band have taken some time to explore a new direction, acquired a new vocalist....
SINGLE REVIEW: FloodHounds – ‘Quicksand’
Boy oh boy do FloodHounds deliver the goods. The headline here is that ‘Quicksand’ is a blast of swampy psychy down and dirty rawk ‘n’ roll. And it is worth, well worth, getting the...