“…exploring new genres and musical styles while still packing in enough clever rhymes and barnstorming singalongs to appeal to their dedicated fans.”
Tag: punk
Album Review: Phil Odgers – Roll To The Left
“…Roll To The Left is dynamic with constant movement. It’s a journey acknowledging the past, accepting the present and not giving up on the future…”
EP Review: The Faim – Summer Is A Curse
“…a My Chemical Romance style arena anthem combined with Fall Out Boy falsetto vocals and liberal swearing. It’s like the stylistic history of emo in 3 minutes…”
White Trash
April 27, 2017 Melomania, London “The complete opposite of Sofar Sounds” Never truer words spoken! With Sofar Sounds, audience members are guests who bring cushions to sit on while they listen politely to the performers. In contrast, the crowd at Cambridge Audio’s bespoke performance space, Melomania, was invaded by White Trash’s lead singer who clambered…
Album Review: Skinny Lister – The Devil, The Heart & The Fight
Skinny Lister’s 2014 album Down on Deptford Broadway is a set of love songs to London and it’s bloody brilliant (seriously, buy it!). New Cross crops up this time too but The Devil, The Heart and The Fight is more national, international and universal, exploring the North, New York and mucky emotions. True to form,…
Piney Gir, Crack Foxes, The Wimmins’ Institute & Argonaut
“…accomplished, sunny indie-pop songs with delightfully dark undertones…”
