Ozzy Osbourne Life Story – From Marston Green to Metal Royalty (Ozzy Osbourne Death) The story of how John Michael Osbourne became the undisputed King of Heavy Metal reads like something out of a fever dream. Born on December 3, 1948, at Marston Green Maternity Hospital near Birmingham, this working-class kid would grow up to […]
Billie Eilish World Tour When Billie Eilish announced six sold-out nights at London’s O2 Arena plus additional dates in Manchester and Dublin for July 2025, the response was immediate and overwhelming to say the very least. Moreover, tickets vanished within minutes of going on sale, social media erupted and suddenly everyone was asking the same
Robbie Williams is back and with a bang, he returns to his rockier roots with new song, “Spies” from his upcoming album “BRITPOP” out on the 11th of October. It was produced by Karl Brazil, Owen Parker, Sam Miller & Martin Terefe and released under exclusive license to Sony Music Entertainment. Song Analysis (Spies Review) It is evident that
From the very first listen, “Bag of Bones” is impossible to escape. The song demonstrates Lord Huron’s ability to create sounds that feel powerful yet personal, pulling us into their distinctive world of folk-tinged rock storytelling. Vocally, the performance is nothing short of superb. The delivery carries that signature Lord Huron blend of vulnerability and
Oasis Reunion 2025: Was It Worth The Wait? After sixteen years of feuding, legal battles, and endless speculation, the impossible finally happened. On July 4th, 2025, Liam and Noel Gallagher walked onto the stage at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium hand-in-hand, ending one of rock music’s most famous feuds. The question everyone wanted answered was simple: after
I wasn’t expecting to get emotional over a song named after a Big Brother host, but here we are. Wet Leg’s latest single “davina mccall” got me, and I’m still wondering how they managed to turn such a quirky concept into something quite moving. It was produced by Dan Carey, features on the “Moisturizer” and
Lewis Capaldi is back and it is a surprise, to say the least! He returns on top form too with his new song, “Survive”, his first release in almost 2 years after taking a break to concentrate on his mental health. Song Analysis (Survive Review) “Survive” is typical of Lewis Capaldi. It is everything I
After weeks of cryptic social media posts featuring amber imagery and phrases like “an insect trapped in amber,” Muse, the UK rockers have finally emerged from their three-year creative hibernation with “Unravelling.” Released on 20th June as their first new material since 2022’s “Will Of The People,” this single feels like both a return to
Should Stereophonics Be A Bigger Band? When you mention Stereophonics to most music fans, you’ll get one of two reactions: either passionate devotion or a puzzled “oh yeah, those guys.” For a band that’s sold over 10 million albums worldwide and scored multiple number one records in the UK, that’s a strange position to occupy.
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Just had “West Life” on repeat for the past hour and honestly, I’m completely hooked. This track hits different from what we usually get from AJ Tracey, and I mean that in the best possible way. First thing that grabbed me was how smooth the production feels. You can tell he worked with Nathaniel London
Has Eminem Lost His Cultural Impact? When I first heard “Lose Yourself” blasting from car speakers in 2002, nobody questioned whether Marshall Mathers belonged at the top of hip hop’s hierarchy. Fast forward two decades, and I find myself having heated debates with younger hip hop heads who barely acknowledge his existence. This disconnect made
As evidenced by Yellowcard and their new release, “Better Days”, Pop-punk never dies. This new arrival from the American group was released on the 28th of May 2025 through Better Noise Music and produced by Travis Barker; it immediately sends me back to my skater heydey! Song Analysis (Better Days Review) What I love most
Sabrina Carpenter is back and with a summer anthem she delivers “Manchild”. This new song from Sabby is just as infectious as you would expect and it dropped officially on the 5th of June via Island Records. Song Analysis (Manchild Review) “Manchild” is a bit of a genre-bender. It has a synth-pop undercurrent which blends
10 Rare Facts About Elvis Presley Few names in music history command the same reverence as Elvis Presley. Often dubbed the King of Rock and Roll, his legacy has not only shaped generations of artists but also transformed popular culture as we know it today. While many know the glittering surface of his career, chart-topping
A lot has happened with Sports Team in the 8 years since our last review of them. Back in 2018 they were supporting Hinds at the modest upstairs room at The Welly in Hull, with only their first EP ‘Winter Nets’ and a handful of other singles in their repertoire. At the time I wrote
Manic Street Preachers On a day that featured some of the best of today’s generation of indie-rock bands, such as Yard Act and Sports Team, plus giants of the previous generation with Bloc Party and The Pigeon Detectives, the older indie-rock fan was also treated to a performance by the great survivors of the 90s,
Is there anything better than a homecoming show? Well Temple Newsam in Leeds is going to have had 2 big ones in the space of a week. Before Kaiser Chiefs’ all-dayer featuring fellow locals The Cribs, The Pigeon Detectives appeared Live at Leeds for a ‘Best of’ show. And what better way to kick off
There are plenty of bands who blow up from a reputation for putting on a raucous live show, and Fat Dog have become one of these, with NME’s Gary Ryan describing them back in 2023 as that year’s wildest live band. Since then they’ve gone from strength to strength, with their debut album ‘WOOF.’ released
How Did YUNGBLUD Get Discovered? It’s hard to ignore YUNGBLUD these days. The Doncaster-born artist who is known offstage as Dominic Harrison has turned himself into one of the most urgent and unpredictable voices in modern rock. His blend of punk, pop, politics and pure chaos hasn’t just shaken things up in the music world,
Has it really been 20 years? ‘Silent Alarm’ saw Bloc Party burst onto the indie scene in 2005 with an irresistible blend of soaring guitars and danceable rhythms. Since then it’s been a tumultuous couple of decades for Bloc Party with band members coming and going, and a busy few years recently supporting Paramore across
