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The Saturdays are back and with their most diverse album to date. The band who formed in 2007 were seen to be following Girls Aloud for the first

Like many Disney stars before him, Joe Jonas is finally breaking free. The days of having a cheesy music television show and his face plastered on

Following his emphatic win on the 2010 X Factor, there were high expectations for Matt Cardle. Leading the public vote from week two, it appeared that Simon Cowell’s

All Mankind, a folk rock band from Australia aren’t a grab you by the shoulders band and nor are they a glitter party poppers and neon paint band,

Ten years ago, if someone told you they started their career on the toilet, you would assume they were being both rude and absurd. Kate McGill, or Katem3

With an opening track entitled “Gay Pirates”, which documents the rocky love affair between two eighteenth century homosexual pirates, it is obvious that Cosmo Jarvis intends to shock.

Ritual Riots is the third studio album by London punk rockers Johnny Panic. Released four years after their second album due to funding difficulties, which seen the band

Having long been cited as a Christian rock band and then shunning the scene to a degree Switchfoot haven’t been short of a controversial story or two. It

As soon as the cover of this album hits my desk you could forgive me for mistaking this woman as another Gaga wannabe hoping to become the latest