Salt The Snail – Lazer Quest [Single Review]
HIT ME WITH YOUR LAZERS, YOUR LAZERS, YOUR LAZERS!
Single Reviews
Pet Virus – Can I Speak To Dirt? [Single Review]
Safe to say, I was fairly upset when Enamel Animal disbanded, as their album, Scar Polish – Protein Coated Sadness [Single Review]
I think we have a name for ourselves covering a lot of obscure, weirder and damn right abstract music this year. The new single from Scar Polish is certainly up there.
Inspired The Bee – Sun [Single Review]
This review was fuelled by intrigue. I was sent a tweet with nothing more than a link to this music video. I checked it out, the lovely human being that I am, and loved what I heard, so immediately gave it a re-tweet. Unfortunately, not being sent it as a proper request it slipped my mind, but here we are now. I couldn’t not share the love on this one.
Queasy – Fed To The Wolves [Single Review]
Listening to this track, I completely forgot I was listening to a British band. Take that as you will.
Dead Houses – Like To Know/Greys [Single Review]
First thing to get out of the way, if you didn’t know anything about this band when first listening to them, you would be easily mistake Dead Houses as a new band that Guy McKnight from Eighties Matchbox B-Line Disaster has started. If that does happen to be something you want, then this band is an immediate winner.
Salt The Snail – Spanish Announce Table [Single Review]
What is it with bands and horses these days?
Jonny Shitbag And The Smokes – Distract Me [Single Review]
I have mentioned a few times about being drawn into a review by a title or back story; this one pretty much tops everything to date…
PABST/AUTISTI 7″ Split [Single Review]
I have always liked split releases. Although it sometimes feels a bit weird buying half a record for a band you love and getting another half for one you have never cared for, you get instances where you can be weaned onto a new band via the select track(s). This PABST/AUTISTI split could easily be that for fans of either band.
Soul Fire Saints – Rock ‘N’ Brawl [Single Review]
I have been sent a lot of music that blends two strong styles from different genres of music, which is always something that ends up being a dangerous game with who it appeals to and what it actually pulls off well. Soul Fire Saints have stepped up the game and stand out for all the right reasons.
