Review: Rival Sons - Feral Roots
Feral Roots fizzes and pops with all the energy and ambition that would usually characterise a debut record, yet is propelled further by the maturity that comes with a decade of experience.
Read MoreReview: Doll Duncan - Hurricane EP
Hurricane is a strong mission statement, and provides an impressive platform on which to build.
Read MoreReview: The Answer - Solas
Ultimately Solas feels like an album The Answer wanted to make, rather than one they thought they should. A sterling return to form.
Read MoreReview: Sinnergod - Sinnergod
Although Sinnergod may play it a little safe here, fans of the genre will find a lot to like and there are a couple of real stand-out moments.
Read MoreReview: Rival Sons - Hollow Bones
The fifth album from California rockers Rival Sons continues their trend for writing albums distinct from their predecessors. Another outstanding addition to their discography.
Read MoreReview: illustr8ors - Photopia
It’s a grower, but Photopia is very strong album who’s nuances are much more appreciated in familiarity.
Read MoreReview: Buffalo Summer - Second Sun
Buffalo Summer’s embellishment of their established base ingredients with a more mature approach to song writing and a willingness to pull influence from outside their blues rock core make this an impressive second outing.
Read MoreReview: The River 68s - Piece EP
Another slice of genius by the Scottish outfit that is over all too quickly.
Read MoreReview: Tax The Heat - Fed To The Lions
The album rattles along at a good pace, the quartet eschewing ballades and opting to keep the riffs coming right up until the final track. Few debuts can claim to be as polished and self-assured as Fed To The Lions.
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