rescuing musical virtue in distress.
Not masses of music being written about over the last week, for obvious reasons, so I have added a few more local artists and people that I am working with to help promote them, their music and their tours. So check it out, explore the artist's music further, buy their albums, spread the word, and... Continue Reading →
There is a lot to be said for wearing your heart on your sleeve. And that goes for the sonic heart too. Perhaps even more so. Be proud of who you are and the music that you love and don't let anyone tell you any different. It's an argument that Immortalizer makes most eloquently and... Continue Reading →
I first came across Immoralizer through the song Lemmy, which, in case you couldn't guess, was a tribute to the God of Rock 'n 'roll who recently left us. And whilst it was great to hear those Motorhead-inspired strains mixing with their own, old-school, rock anthem sound, it is always great when, without the self-imposed... Continue Reading →
You can make a fair argument for the fact that rock music has found its perfect form. It is as heavy as it needs to be before we start labelling it metal. It has embraced just the right amount of groove and melody but not so much that it heads off into poppier territory. It... Continue Reading →
Really getting back into the swing of things now after the Christmas lull. Loads of cool new music for you to check out as a taste of what has been played, promoted and written about in the office of late. https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5cSbtLMdlRQBkvWFc3DTqh?si=r_nE_57rQhmrUxnRSWMJbA
There are not many people who truly deserve the accolade “icon,” of whom when people say that “we shall not see their like again,” it is truly justified. Ian Fraser Kilmister, known to the world as Lemmy, was certainly one of those people. After leaving Hawkwind in the early '70s, on less than amicable terms,... Continue Reading →
