The new year marks a new release for Southampton outfit Our Time Down Here, in the form of EP Last Light. 2009′s Live, Love, Let Go was a record full of youthful exuberance, bounds of energy, and a really catchy stab in the side of the UK hardcore scene.
Review: Our Time Down Here – Last Light (EP)
January 9, 2011Live Review: Lower Than Atlantis – Trillians, Newcastle, January 4th 2011
January 8, 2011Review: Architects – The Here and Now
January 8, 2011
It’s a monumental task, bettering an album that was deemed seemingly perfect by almost all across the board of music, but Brighton mob Architects have given their best shot at forwarding from 2009′s Hollow Crown in the form of The Here And Now; ten tracks of something nobody really expected from the band, judging by recent reactions to radio play.
Review: Heavy Lies The Crown – The Family Demise (EP)
January 3, 2011Review: Golden Tanks – Golden Tanks (EP)
November 28, 2010
It’s a glorious time for UK hardcore at present – there’s so many gems sprouting up all over the country in recent times, and Reading five-piece Golden Tanks are no exception. The name assumedly being a homage to the Cancer Bats song of the same name, they don’t sound too unlike the Canadian outfit. This self-titled debut offering oozes personality and physical presence from the get go.
Live Review: Paramore – Metro Radio Arena, Newcastle, November 18th 2010
November 23, 2010
What a strange set up we have here – a virtually unheard of opener, a chart-storming R’n'B artist, and arguably the biggest name in pop-rock currently doing the rounds. It’s incredible how far Paramore have come in just four years since visiting the UK for the first time, now playing to in excess of ten thousand people in Newcastle tonight – wonder if a certain Twitter picture has anything to do with it all?
Live Review: The Menzingers – The Northumberland Arms, Newcastle, November 17th 2010
November 23, 2010
With ska-punk legends Less Than Jake playing down the road, there’s obviously a bit of uncertainty regarding how The Menzingers will fare, but the 50 or so that are gathered into the dingy Northumberland Arms plausibly manage to pack the venue out.
Live Review: Minus the Bear – O2 Academy 2, Newcastle, November 16th 2010
November 23, 2010Live Review: Humanity Depraved – Trillians, Newcastle, October 25th 2010
October 27, 2010
The Boy Will Down are to be headlining at Trillians tonight, which makes this review a little different – it’s solely focused on three massive reasons why the North East’s music scene is very, very underestimated and why so many bands get overlooked. This focuses purely on the local openers for the tour, read on and find out why… It’s gartered a good crowd in the dingy rock bar, so someone’s doing something right…
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