Like Pacific supporting Roam at Audio in Glasgow on Thursday 17th November 2016.
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Columbus supporting Roam at Audio in Glasgow on Thursday 17th November 2016.
Read More »Show Review: This Wild Life at King Tut’s in Glasgow, 16.11.16
A chilled out show, acoustic vibes, the setting of Glasgow King Tuts. One if my most favourite bands headlining, I knew I was going to have a lot of fun. First up was a little acoustic set from local support Andy Cannon, singer in Glasgow band ‘Talk‘. The only support …
Read More »Gallery: This Wild Life at King Tut’s in Glasgow, 16.11.16
This Wild Life headlining King Tut’s in Glasgow on Wednesday 16th November 2016. Show Review: This Wild Life
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Andy Cannon of Talk with an acoustic set supporting This Wild Life at Glasgow’s King Tut’s on Wednesday 16th November 2016. Show Review: This Wild Life
Read More »EP Review. Late Bloomer: Haley Blais
Youtube content creator and musician Haley Blais has just released her EP Late Bloomer and it’s a personal three song record that speaks to anyone who has ever felt alone, depressed, or that they weren’t as “adult” as everyone else. The album opens with “Good Feeling” which is about …
Read More »Album Review: Tumbler: Come to the Edge
Harry Grace and Richard Grace are keeping it all in the family with their band Tumbler’s release of the full length album Come to the Edge, and it is a beautiful thing to experience. The record kicks off with “Black Sheep” which sets the tone for the whole LP. …
Read More »Album Review: Dance Gavin Dance – Mothership
Somehow managing mixing certain pop traits from their previous album, Instant Gratification, with some of their heaviest material to date Dance Gavin Dance have delivered again with Mothership. Mothership starts off running, “Chucky vs. The Giant Tortoise” rushing the listener right into the mix. However, this bold move with a …
Read More »Album Review. Jim Peterik: Songs
Jim Peterik is an accomplished musician who has written songs for The Beach Boys, Cheap Trick, and Lynryd Skynyrd just to name a few. As of late he has released an album simply entitled The Songs which takes the tunes he has worked on and reimagines them in a new way …
Read More »Album Review. The Molochs: America’s Velvet Glory
The Molochs album America’s Velvet Glory won’t be released until January of 2017, and while that may seem like a while away, it will certainly be worth the wait for listeners who enjoy garage rock and rock n’ roll in general. “No Control” opens with a fierce instrumentation that …
Read More »Album Review. Famous October: One Day Baby
Sarah Bowman and Rene Coal Burrell make up the folk duo Famous October which released their debut album earlier this October and upon listening it is clear that Bowman and Burrell were meant to showcase their talents to the world. At the start of the album “Counting on Spring” …
Read More »Album Review. Goldfeather: Patchwork Quilt
Goldfeather’s album Patchwork Quilt is exactly what the title of the album states. In many senses it is a series of random songs that somehow come together to form a musical patchwork quilt, and while it doesn’t always work on every level, there are some gems that are begging …
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