I Don't Hear A Single

As we continue our 31 Reviews In 31 Days, which we are well ahead of, there is no way we should forget about the continual growth of the LTT...

  Canadian, Gene Champagne is Punk Royalty. A multi instrumentalist, but largely known as a drummer for Teenage Head, The Killjoys and The B...

  From one extreme to the other for tonight's two reviews. Mopar Stars rattle the walls, Nick Frater caresses them gently. We've bee...

  If you were to read the song titles before cueing up the album, you'd think that this is an album about Bars and Cars and in fact it i...

It's great to hear New Jersey's Defecting Grey again, so soon after Circuits. They are a Power Trio of extreme quality. Up and at ...

Glasgow's Homework come across as an excellent Indie 90's quartet that found their home in Brit Pop. The songs fit that well at time...

  I've said it before, but Dandyboy Records is probably the best label around at present. It is a labour of love for Bobby, but the qual...

Although a fan of The Meanies, I properly first got into Lindsay McLennan via Tomorrow People and the wonderful Shining album in 1997. One l...