This Week In Live-Streams (21/09/20)
From folk rock to jazz, our Live editor gives you the run down of what you should be live streaming this coming week.
Browsing: Rock
Review: You Me At Six – ‘MAKEMEFEELALIVE’; Worth the Wait
You Me At Six’s latest track shows a long-awaited return to their hardcore punk roots.
Venue vs Festival – Muse
Records editor, Alice Fortt, reflects on the many times that they have seen Muse. Alice offers up their perspective on why a venue concert for this rock band goes above and beyond what you get at a festival when you see Muse.
Review: I DON’T KNOW HOW BUT THEY FOUND ME – ‘Leave Me Alone’
Charlotte Brennan discusses the infectiously catchy new single from IDKHOW.
Review: Regent – ‘Dirty Little Sinner.’; Brit-Pop Heaven
Dirty heavy rock is on the menu with Regent’s newest track
The Best Of 1980s Hard Rock: Guns N’ Roses – Appetite For Destruction
Josh Matthews states his case for Guns N’ Roses’ debut LP being the very best of 80s hard rock.
A Vampire in a Cowboy Hat: A Review of Creeper’s Sex, Death and the Infinite Void
Callum Holgate is head over heels in love with Creeper’s new album, and here’s why!
This Week in Live-Streams (10/08/20)
This week is one for all those who are into their rock music and the many sub genres of rock… oh and with a slice of pop-punk. With some big British names and unknown American names, we have you covered.
Review: DMA’S – ‘Criminals’; A Bold and Successful Experiment
Josh Matthews shares his thoughts on the latest banger from the DMA’S
Review: ‘Scarlet’ – The Lost Rolling Stones and Jimmy Page Record
Olivia Dellar cracks open the newest Stones record, originally recorded in 1974.
Adventuring In Sonderland: A Review of Neck Deep’s All Distortions Are Intentional
Pop-punk goodness or a failed venture? Callum Holgate has the answer.
The Best of 90s Rock: Red Hot Chili Peppers – Blood Sugar Sex Magik
Starting off our newest Records series, ‘The Best Of’, is Alexander Read with the Best of 90s Rock!
Review: Fontaines D.C – A Hero’s Death; A Triumphant Sophomore Album
‘A Hero’s Death’ gets 5 stars from Vicky Greer.
Post-Punk Reborn: A Review of The Psychedelic Furs’ Made of Rain
Post-punk isn’t dead; it’s been reborn in its purest form by none other than The…