Small hot reviews!
For our monthly catch-up session, the three records we’ve selected come from very different places. A talented musician discovered on Twitch, a surprising artist in her rebirth moment, and a logical and energetic follow-up album, they’re all on the menu.
This week, after a lot of changes in our schedule and in our plans, we needed calm, powerful riffs and a touch of pop. A mix that our selection for this new music Friday perfectly represents. Flashes.
Punk, rock and blues. These three pillars which are, if we’re honest, the very base of our musical nutrition, are getting three beautiful additions to their already impressive Palmares. We can’t resist any of them and we sink into raging and soft riffs alike. Flashes.
For our catch-up session of the month, we’re letting music surprising us with genres we’re less used to review and with tracks that might not be fully with us but that still move us. Flashes.
Today, we’re very happy and excited to be able to write about A Real Good Person In A Real Bad Place, debut album by rocker extraordinaire Des Rocs. Grab guitars and push up the bass. Review.
What a week! We got treats upon treats and we can assure you our dancefloor playlist is filling up with rock music. We’re already warming up for the next mosh-pit we’ll see! Flashes.
Punk, singer-songwriter, traditional music meets rock and blues, it is time for some quality mixes. And today’s releases do not disappoint on this front! Flashes.
It’s (already) the end of summer… and the end of August too! It is time to get into some beautiful records released earlier this year. Flashes.
Two anticipated records and a nice surprise, that’s what makes it to our selection from today’s releases. Our reviews contain but aren’t limited to, softness. Flashes.
At the end of the month, The Howlers, a desert rock formation from East London, is releasing their debut EP, The Sum of our Fears. Filled with bangers, we couldn’t resist and jumped on the occasion to share a few words with Adam Young, lead vocals and guitarist.