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Ogrom Circus and Strawflower Reviewed
August 20, 2025
Ogrom Circus – We Were Tonight
You take one more breath. You close your eyes for just a second to try and memorise it all. And, puff, just like that, it’s gone. The world doesn’t stay the same. Of course, it can’t!
In fact, it’s galloping toward a…
New Radicals, in many ways, predicted the future of indie pop. The group even possessed the collective ability to make itself wildly successful. Still, in the end, it is “You Get What You Give,” one of the greatest alternative rock songs of the ’90s, that…
Seola Station and BRIARS Reviewed
August 19, 2025
Seola Station – Rooftops
The greatest rock artists were occasionally easy to like because of danceable, hook-filled songs that they produced and, more often than not, hard to understand. A few of them produced an endless stream of hits, and the majority of their…
Kula Shaker and The Real Flower Pots Reviewed
August 19, 2025
Kula Shaker – Broke As Folk
The kids all turned out alright, but the colourful clothes got shoved in the closet and the neo-hippie dreams of endless cheer and hope had to be abandoned for something a bit more practical, a little more realistic.
This isn’t…
Ava Renn and Bad Tide Reviewed
August 19, 2025
Ava Renn – See What I’ve Seen
Pop stars don’t just get onto late-night television without a bit of training. It’s no different from royalty, or the kids expected to one day win Wimbledon. All of them are taught by someone older than them how they should…
Foot Ox and Winter Harvest Reviewed
August 19, 2025
Foot Ox – Bed Of Violets
Andy Warhol got his five minutes of pop fame, courtesy of Lou Reed and John Cale and somewhere down the line, in the not-too-distant future, every person in this world and every little town or village will have their own…
Billy Raffoul - “When I Cross The River” Review
August 19, 2025
There’s a secret language that people communicate through. Most of us aren’t taught how to use it and, perhaps, for good reason. It’s powerful. It makes people change their minds about the most important subjects. And, it can turn the people who can speak it fluently…
The Active Set and Between Days Reviewed
August 19, 2025
The Active Set – Death Of A Friend
Existentialist philosophy is making a comeback, and your social media apps may have been playing a part in the Kierkegaardian revival. Maybe it’s because it used to be that bad news simply reached people at a slower pace. Well…
Greywater - “Rot” Review
August 18, 2025
Any genre that spends enough time out of the limelight is guaranteed to earn a few new followers through the sheer force of nostalgia. Still, out of the styles of music that earned the peak of their popularity decades ago, perhaps none deserves reappraisal and an accruing of…