2013

CD Reviews

Elissa Franceschi – Devoid Of Rue EP Review

The new EP from Soundscape favourite and awesomely talented singer/songwriter Elissa Franceschi has been released early to fans who pledged through the popular funding platform Pledge Music and is getting an iTunes release on June

Interviews

Introducing Sister Shotgun

Sister Shotgun, from the West Midlands, are causing a stir with their own blend of riff heavy metal and rock, and are ready to rip your face off! They have appeared on festival stages, in

CD Reviews

Samuel Little – Don’t Leave This Ship EP Review

British singer/songwriter Samuel Little makes his welcomed and long awaited return to the music scene with a 4 track EP, which is available from his Bandcamp page. Sam was singer with popular pop/punkers Fleeing From

Interviews

Interview with Dodgem-X

Bargoed based punk legends Dodgem-X are one of the hardest working bands on the scene right now, they have played literally hundreds of gigs and have released 2 EP’s, both which you can download for

Live Reviews

Heart In Hand – Satans Hollow, Manchester 02/06/13

After being stuck in miles of traffic on the dual carriageway and subsequently not getting into Manchester by the time the doors had opened, I was a little worried that we’d missed some of the

Live Reviews

The St Pierre Snake Invasion – The North, Rhyl 07/06/13

Having recently moved back to North Wales from Cardiff, I have been on the lookout for decent local shows and the twitter account @northwalesgigs proved to be very useful in alerting me to the fact

CD Reviews

Lantern – It’s Amazing What You’ll Agree To When You’re On Fire Review

Released in 2006, It’s Amazing What You’ll Agree To When You’re On Fire was the second offering from North Walian five-piece Lantern. Consisting of thirteen tracks, it is an extremely strong mix of songs that look

CD Reviews

Reaper In Sicily – Islands Review

Buckle up and strap yourselves in for an incredible, full on, hi-tempo’d musical journey. This release leaves you little time to catch your breath inbetween songs. Reaper in Sicily’s (four years in the making) much