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Wake up song for today – 74
It’s rumoured that there’s a bit of Black Rebel Motorcycle Club in all of us. Maybe. Do you feel like the wild one?
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Alone and outnumbered in the ring
The Loud – EP Taken from The Loud’s Facebook. The skinny: Noise rock from Liverpool. Emphasis on rock, saturated with the noise. The review (proper): Since these Liverpudlian lads (hey, just like me, laaaik – Ed. Quinto) sound like the resonance of getting a concussion after boxing, let’s exploit the twee boxing analogies I’ve been…
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Wake up song for today – 73
The band we’re reviewing today (The Loud) sounds to me a little bit like a mixture of these two bands. I don’t really encourage band comparisons, but I’m dried up for wake up songs. Sorry. It’s the Bristol air. Big Love. Quinto
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Unprofessional behaviour gets you to Bristol for free
Note: The following excuse of a review covers the Children for Breakfast show at the Harley where the following bands played: Killing Fields of Ontario, No Kids, Mount Eerie. This is a verbatim transcription of a text conversation between the reviewer and his co-editor. Both will be fired shortly if they don’t change their behaviour.…
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Wake up song for today – 72
Enjoy your sunday with this lovely lovely and LOVELY song by the one, the only, the Quirking of all Tweengs, Sufjan Stevens. —Sam
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Wake up song for today – 71
“I buried my first victim when I was 19”. Mark Kozelek. Gotta love him. Here’s a love letter to nostalgia, Judas Priest and the people who aren’t with us anymore. If you got depressed, why not check our weekly comic? Just click here.
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Of nicotine stains and shouting fits
Smokers Die Younger – X wants the meat The skinny: Uncompromising music that although sounding aggressive, is curiously ear-friendly. The review (proper): As once previously stated in this very zine (warning: incoming shameless plug), Smokers Die Younger are pretty hard to describe (and i’m not even pretending to even know how to categorise them). So…
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Wake up song for today – 70
It’s rumoured that our lovely Frog LOVES John Denver. And yodelling. Me? I like a good tune and Jacques Cousteau was a good geezer. So, there. Getting friggin’ goosebumps. Big Love Quinto
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What the (bearded) cat brought in…
Cats:for:Peru – Attack of the Pitching Machine The skinny: Indie sea of rock with a dark riptide creeping about (will explain later). The review (proper): Hailing from Sheffield and formed from the ashes of other bands, the combined experience of all members show in the broad range of feelings and musical genres mish mashed…
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Wake up song for today – 69
Only Shaun Ryder could bring in some newspeak to the wonderful and strange world of Happy Mondays lyrics. Enjoy. PS: double double good!!!
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