Oobleck: Green Light debut EP review
Oobleck recently had their EP launch at the Post House. I’ve been mulling whether to focus on the EP release itself or the gig, and have landed tails. In fairness Read More …
Author: Richard McKerron
Damn Cargo, Mountain Schmountain, True Ruin at Dubrek Studios – Live Review
Following on from the current series of brilliant DIY line-ups there was a triple threat last week at Dubrek Studios with Damn Cargo, Mountain Shmountain and True Ruin. It was an Read More …
These Wicked Rivers, 28 Double, Cadence Noir, Black Chapter, BlitZ at the Hairy Dog – Live Review
The Hairy Dog hosted another charity event with another substantial line up, this time for The Air Ambulance Service. Five rock bands, all with a bright energy ready to entertain Read More …
Supersonic Death Monkey: Blueprints for Destruction EP review
Supersonic Death Monkey’s debut EP Blueprints for Destruction has landed in our inbox. Released last October and widely available digitally, it’s a decent benchmark for future output from the band. Read More …
Furthest From The Sea Festival 2018
Local arts organisation Furthest from the Sea are out and about again on Saturday 16 June running their own local Festival in the main Market Square outside the Assembly Rooms Read More …
Scribble Victory: All The Best Comebacks – single review
Scribble Victory, local two-piece of standing percussionist/vocalist Tomas Ward and fingerstyle/chord blend guitarist/vocalist Jamie Thompson have released a new single in the form of All The Best Comebacks and its infectious Read More …
Interview: Skin & Bone on jazz, freedom and the future
Skin & Bone are an accomplished group of three local percussionists with a rich array of experience and many projects on the go. Performing in a largely improvised style and Read More …
