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Parachute is the second single to be taken from the former Busted and Fightstar front man’s debut solo album, ‘Young Pilgrims’. In the same vein as its predecessor, ‘Down, Down, Down’, ‘Parachutes’ showcases Charlie’s beautiful signature vocals in a much mellower way than what we’re used to. It’s a very confident venture and it’s clear [...]
The stifling lack of originality and ingenuity is actually depriving my brain of stimulation to an extent that I am probably going to have to plug an oxygen tank into my face and open the valve.
We bounce up to Motion, semi-inebriated and keen, and go to the guest list queue, expecting to breeze through. I am definitely supposed to be here, after all. It’s all been arranged. What could go wrong?
You may remember Manchester’s Milk Maid who were featured on Never Enough Notes last month and reviewed by Amy Hughes. Well Milk Maid, who consist of former Nine Black Alps bassist and songwriter Martin Cohen Adam Carless and Ian Hodson, have FINALLY released a physical copy of their sunny, fuzzy pop guitar fuelled track Not Me along [...]
…it can only be described as 4 minutes of the kind of sex that makes men say stupid things like ‘lets move in together’.
A lot has been expected from this record due to how well the EPs were received when they were released, the question is, has Leftwich succeeded in living up to the hype or has he fallen short?
There are two things about Camea Hoffman that you come to learn when googling her on the internet: 1) Don’t put Camea down as Camera… Google gets confused easily and the undesirable results are as useful as snorting oxygen… 2) Camea is an acronym for Central Aircraft Maintenance Engineers Association… It also stands for Centre [...]
I found myself overtly comfortable and showed Adam Garcia how the band’s music had provoked me to do my trademark pelvic thrust dance move. He kindly laughed and said “well any move where you penetrate 3 women in front of you is a good one”…
The hour and a half set consisted of Ed’s original songs from his past EP’s, mainly Loose Change, released in 2010, which brought him from unknown to up-and-coming. The crowd were clearly Sheeran devotees, singing along to every last word.
In order to prepare for the release of their new single, ‘Indian Summer’ that came out on July 11th, Irish rock band The Saw Doctors have unleashed a special treat for their legions of fans.
This week it’s a massive tune I could well see played to rapturous crowds at a festival, and will give you a great big smile on your face. Yup get listening get smiling!
Drawing upon influences from the likes of Echo & The Bunnymen and The Cure, Hoodlums are a fresh, upbeat, talented addition to London’s music scene.
Brings a new perspective to the traditional bluesy existence.
