Interview: Dirty Money

Band Members: Vocals: Spud Hudson Guitar: Mark Walker Bass: Ross Hutton Drums: Luis Silver Dirty Money only fully formed back in February 2022 off the back of the band’s previous outfit Chemical Pulse. Originally composed of Walker and Hutton they then recruited their friend Spud Hudson as lead vocalist alongside a Portuguese drummer Silver. Since

Interview: Nick Vanderkley the Bassist of Fake News

Band Members: Vocals: Toby Mitchell Guitar/Vocals: Darren Crowe Guitar: Mick Braszell Bass: Nick Vanderkley Drums: Steve Kellner Fake News are a punk rock band formed in 2017 in Queensland Australia. They quickly established themselves as a major player in the punk scene, releasing their debut EP. The band have also shared the stage with many

Album Reviews: Years In The Making

Artist – ZacTheLocust Album: Years In The Making Record Label: SWND Records Release Date: October 22, 2021 ZacTheLocust started out with frontman Keryn Isaac recording his own demos but after years and years of writing songs he felt it was time to call upon some musicians from the South Wales music scene. Keryn Isaac first

EP Reviews: Dark Patterns

Advocaat – Dark Patterns Label: Big Eleanor Records Release Date: 10 December 2021 Advocaat are an indie punk duo from southeastern PA in the USA. The band consists of members Kyle Patrick Caffrey and Danny NoNo. They have recently released their second EP “Dark Patterns” Recorded at the Kaleidoscope in Lancaster PA. The band describes

Single Reviews: Devil Woman

Dead Lxve – Devil Woman Label: Unsigned Release Date: October 20, 2021 Dead Lxve are one of the most recent up-and-coming bands to emerge from the Northern California punk scene, Dead Lxve gained a local buzz earlier this year off the back of the release of their debut single “Making Waves”. The band are composed

Interview: Stonebrother

Stonebrother is a hard-hitting rock band consisting of brothers Zach and Ethan Smith joined by Leo Cox and based in the Eastern Shore of Nova Scotia, Canada. The group combines the raw energy of 1970s punk rock with the immense solos and thundering bass of Van Halen and Metallica with a variety of influences ranging from heavy metal to grunge and pop. This trio provides adrenaline-fuelled head-banging serotonin bolstering tunes that you are sure to enjoy.

Single Reviews: The Radiant Twist

Twiggy Branches are a New York-based quartet play their unique style of punk rock with an upbeat sensibility, with a hint of melancholy. The band released their debut EP this year, ‘Waste Not, Want More’, an incredibly energetic listen that ends far too soon making you hope for more. This group also like to do things in the more old fashioned style of recording the whole track live. They have recently released their latest single ‘The Radiant Twist’ on July 2 which was recorded by Paul Kostabi and mixed by Grammy winner Carl Glanville.

Single Reviews: I Walk Alone

The Daily Spreadsheets are an old-school indie rock band formed by Henrique Neves. Neves is a 40-year-old musician born in Bahia, Brazil, now living in Divinópolis, Minas Gerais. He has been writing songs since the age of 14 with heavy influences from the Beatles and 60’s British Invasion, 70’s Power Pop, 80’s and 90’s American alternative rock and British rock/Britpop. They recently released their single ‘I Walk Alone’ a short fast-paced punk and indie rock-inspired track.

Interview: Tarah Carpenter and Coralie Hervé from Tarah Who?

Tarah Who? if you are wandering who then let me enlighten you. They are a strong power duo, bonded together by telepathic musical interplay and profound interpersonal connections. Tarah Who? are an interesting flashback to 90’s rock including anthemic choruses and a grungy edge. They draw similarities from artists such as Alanis Morissette, Foo Fighters, and The Distillers among others. I like what this band is about they just do their own thing and have a unique brand of intense, engaging rock

Single Reviews: And So It Went (feat. Tom Morello)

I really enjoyed the energy on this track having listened to it many times already the enjoyment doesn’t seem to have faded. The inclusion of Morello is then like the icing on the cake and I liked that he didn’t try to outperform the rest of the band but added his own style into the performance.