The Loose Salute’s debut album, Tuned to Love, released on June 2nd, bills itself as “packed full of songs, songs, songs.†And that it is. Moira Nicolson takes a critical look at them.
New day, same awesome reviews. Check out The Singles Club on its new day. Fun in the sun, BBQs, and new music. Is there anymore that you ask for this time of the year? I doubt it.
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UK Ska veterens, [Spunge] grace the stage of the Junction and remind the everyone that Ska's not dead and isn't slowing down either. It's just getting a bit older.
Electro-Indie-Pop madness ensues as Does It Offend You Yeah? releases this little piece of heavenly chaos. Check out the full review and all you need to know about one of the up and coming acts in the music scene.
The weather is getting hotter and the days are getting longer which means more time to check out the reviews of these new singles in the place for all your musical forecasts, The Singles Club.
Check out this week's featured review of The Midnight Juggernauts latest album, Dystopia. Considered by many critics to have found a unique sound that resembles that of later Bloc Party, but find out whether that's a good thing in our review.
Welcome back to the Singles Club and all its nutritious goodness. This week are some freshly baked tracks for all tastes. So sit back and enjoy this buffet of sound
Ska-Punk comes to York as long time members of the scene, Fandangle, put on a set that left the crowd dancing the night away.
Welcome back and get ready for all the music you can handle as we bring you a review of the latest album from the band that just wants you to freak out and dance.
The end of the second term requires a lot of refletion and contemplation on what has happened in the past ten weeks and for the weeks to come. The only way you'll ever survive all that thinking is with some good tunes in your ears, so check out what's happenin' in the Singles Club.
