Soundscape – Page 17

CD Reviews

Sweet Jonny – JSA Review

Sweet Jonny is a garage rock band from Brighton and their debut EP ‘JSA’ draws influences from post punk and grunge. Standout track The Cliché opens up with metronomic drums and guitar, which will remind

CD Reviews

Filligar – Hexagon Review

Filligar‘s album, Hexagon like any record, has strong points, as well as some weaknesses; a strength being their well-played American sound, demonstrated vocally in New Local, the opening song of the record with a pleasant intro and

CD Reviews

Singled Out: As Elephants Are – Crystal Review

This single really shows the indie rockers more upbeat side with lyrics that will make your heart melt and would make you want to book a flight, get in your car, or just runaway so you can take off to find that better place.

CD Reviews

Singled Out: Blancatransfer – Electric Light

This is a new track from the Myspace formed Irish band, Blancatransfer. They are known for their indie rock pop sound and claim they are molded and maintained directly by modern technology. This is definitely

CD Reviews

Alter Bridge – Fortress Review

Slow ballads and full on metal are not something you would expect but they sit together perfectly on the journey you take through this album.

CD Reviews

Empire Will Wait – Sinking Ships Review

The opening track Sinking Ships has a promising intro with a heavy riff and solid support from drums, although when the attempt of screaming starts, everything seems to become a bit of a mess.

Interviews

Video: Harry Radford Interview

We caught up with Harry Radford in Cardiff on his latest tour of the UK. See what we asked and what he answered below. Harry Radford: Website|Facebook|Twitter

CD Reviews

City of Ashes – All We Left Behind Review

City of Ashes have written hook after hook on their latest release and you can comfortably imagine hearing tracks such as Falling Star, Decay and Dorian Grey at stadiums and festivals.