Tracklist: 1. i think i want to go home now. 2. do it to myself 3. wow 4. sinking feeling 5. bury you 6. rinse repeat 7. pretty ugly 8. dream you in 9. losing it 10. breathe in what was 11. in your eyes First things first, this is a very emotional and honest album, a return to The XCERTS early albums and, in my opinion, the best thing they’ve done in years! There is a rawness to the lyrics and playing that I don’t think they’ve had recently and an overall sense of a cathartic

Tracklist: 1. i think i want to go home now. 2. do it to myself 3. wow 4. sinking feeling 5. bury you 6. rinse repeat 7. pretty ugly 8. dream you in 9. losing it 10. breathe in what was 11. in your eyes Brighton-based Scottish alt rock trio THE XCERTS are back with their sixth album 'i think i want to go home now.', released on July 10th via FLG Records, their first album for the label. Things kick off with the brief emotional title track intro, with bassist Jordan Smith on p

Halestorm are one of those bands that I only discovered after having them recommended to me back in 2018, and once I discovered them I eagerly devoured their back catalogue, and since then I’ve been trying (and failing) to see them live – However, every time I try something else always comes up and I miss out on seeing them. Therefore, when I happened to be looking at my email as the artist presale for these gigs dropped, I immediately logged in and booked the tickets. A venu

Elles Bailey released, on Friday the 12th of June as stand alone single, 'Back To You', which has featured as a bonus track on the deluxe CD or her recent album, 'Can’t Take My Story Away'. It’s an emotional powerhouse of a single, I can understand why the decision was taken to release it as a single, if it doesn’t generate some serious airplay on radio, I’ll be very surprised. Elles has been steadily building a reputation as a brilliant live performer with a string of succes

Tracklist: Nein, Nein, Nein The Art of Being Free Diva SOB Sometime To Return One Of The Boys Rotten No More Twenty Two Fade If you’re aware of CJ Wildheart and his social platforms, then you are no doubt up to date on how things are for him in today’s current musical climate. For those that aren’t, I’ll sum it up… CJ is finding (much like a lot of artists these days) things to be really tough, especially without a label to back you. He’s very open and honest about this; with

I suppose I should start by saying that Blue October truly mean the world to me. Like many if not all of the fans that the band have accumilated over the years, I owe them a lot. They have been there with me through some of the hardest moments of my life but also some of the happiest. They have very much become a soundtrack for my life. You see Blue October to so many is so much more than a band, think instead of a family. A family united as one through the beautiful sounds