Any band fronted by a twin six-string attack of Martin Ruddock and Angus Rudd would immediately prick my ears. Add to that the multi-skilled Joey Daley, and my expectations are raised even further. Whilst the rhythm section of Thomas Browning (drums) and Albert Dyba (bass) are new names to me, their skills not only compliment ...
Dorset Speed? Gosh, is this going to be like Pronghorn crossed with Slayer or something? No, it’s not. It’s nothing like it. I’m not sure that would have been a musical marriage I wanted to hear, so that was a relief, but reading through the song titles I still felt baffled. Baffled, but intrigued. The ...
Another night of quality live music at Champions… another disappointing turnout (in terms of numbers anyway). A lively bunch though, especially when those cockney skanksters Mouthwash took to the stage. Okay, it’s a Sunday, the worst day to put on a gig, but for a venue that busting a gut to get decent bands and ...
Well, this was unexpected. A package sent from The Neon Tigers. It appears they have been busy in the studio, putting some gloriously shiny polish on four tracks which make up their debut ep Friends, three of which (to the best of my knowledge) were previously available sans polish. Now here’s a band who know ...
Zac Harris is a perfect example of why we run this website. We first saw Zac playing about five years ago, not yet even sweet sixteen and showing the most ridiculous potential imaginable. Thrashing his acoustic to within an inch of its life, radiating and raging perfectly uncontrolled energy his solo performances were, even at ...