All posts tagged CD Review

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

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

Rise to Remain’s debut album, City of Vultures, has been eagerly awaited for some time in the rock community. Not because of the bands skill or potential, but

Before the nightfall” took one small band, one week and a lot of hard work to produce. After the success of his big, bold first album “One by

In a sea of manufactured pop music from reality television shows, Rumer’s debut album is a welcomed change. She isn’t being told what to sing and how to

A distinctly American demand for ‘National Ransom’, Elvis Costello’s latest album is a large ask of any listener.  With ‘Oliver’s Army’ conquering Europe in the late seventies, Costello’s