Album review: Jamie Woon – Making Time
Making Time, released through PMR Records uncovers an evolved musical identity for Jamie Woon.
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releases
Album, EP and single reviews of both local bands and those playing in the region soon.
Album review: Free School – Dancing on the Dark
Visiting a variety of dancefloor styles; the duo bring audible euhoria coated in messages of love, positivity and unity.
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EP review: George Gadd – Sweet Tea
Gadd’s tracks invoke a wonderful amount of imagery, something the great songwriters can do with aplomb.
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Album review: Victories at Sea – Everything Forever
Influences such as Factory Floor and The Chameleons are evident but with a masterpiece such as this; Victories at Sea need not be compared.
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EP review: Bad Girlfriend – Fried Chicken and Bondage
Bad Girlfriend’s debut EP is DIY, chaotic and somewhat abrasive. And we fucking love it.
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Album review: Cheatahs – Mythologies
Cheatahs’ music is often compared to 90s rock and shoegaze: if you like those genres you’ll probably like this.
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EP review: Lions of Dissent – Lions of Dissent
The artwork on this EP is stunning, a really simple yet striking colourful design.
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Album: Chon – Grow
On the back of three albums in two years, Chon have found themselves nestled into a curiously underpopulated pocket of instrumental prog-rock that you can relax to
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Album: The Cribs – For All My Sisters
For All My Sisters may not elevate The Cribs into the ‘big time’, but that’s never been the Jarmans’ ambition.
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Album review: Young Kato – Don’t Wait ‘Til Tomorrow
‘Sunshine’, the opening track, has all the makings of the summer feel-good hit; off-beat, surging drums; catchy synth and guitar hooks.
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