28th January 2016 Lunchmoney Lewis – ‘Ain’t Too Cool’ Whether it’s an old fella dive bombing into a pool in the film Cocoon, Sly Stallone fighting crime with his own mother in Stop! Or My Mom Will Shoot or Madonna… Continue Reading
20th January 2016 Alabama born singer-songwriter Jason Isbell’s most recent album, last summer’s Something More Than Free, incited both his first top ten placing on the U.S Billboard 200 and a glowing review from Rolling Stone magazine suggesting that Isbell “is… Continue Reading
14th January 2016 MONEY – ‘I’ll Be The Night’ Britain’s working population now having dragged their cholesterol bloated keisters back to the grim realities of 9 to 5 after the rapacious joys of Jesus week, the new single from Manchester’s… Continue Reading
10th January 2016 After his latest album Something More Than Free built on the promise of 2013’s excellent Southeastern by scoring a number six spot in the Billboard 200 chart last summer, Alabama’s Jason Isbell has emerged as what Rolling… Continue Reading
17th December 2015 Dornik – ‘Strong’ Despite having a name that resembles either a Doctor Who villain or a fictional universe in a Tolkien book, British r&b singer Dornik achieved critical acclaim this year with his eponymous debut album of… Continue Reading
3rd December 2015 There’s a certain curiosity that surrounds the career of The Zombies. After joining the British Invasion at the tail end of 1964 and achieving temporary success with ‘She’s Not There’, the group had already disbanded by the… Continue Reading
3rd December 2015 James Bay – ‘If You Ever Want To Be In Love’ Often confused with a large body of water that borders the Canadian provinces of Quebec and Ontario, James Bay is actually a musical performer who, with… Continue Reading
1st December 2015 The Zombies first hit the limelight with their 1964 single ‘She’s Not There’, a song which scored the Hertfordshire band a No.2 in the U.S Billboard chart and saw them play a part in the “British Invasion”… Continue Reading