The Boneshakers’ “I’ll Kick A Brick (For My Man)” is a bold, blistering anthem of love, loyalty, and unfiltered groove. It’s the kind of track that hits you in the chest and dares you not to move. The band, already known for their tight musicianship and commanding stage presence, have taken things up a notch […]
If you grew up in the 2000s and was a sucker for the alt-rock scene then chances are you would have come across New Found Glory. Thinking about it now, this American rock band was arguably the band of my skater days; yes, I skated in my youth, albeit badly! Well, that teen energy I
I have always held American punk-rockers Green Day in high regard. I grew up listening to them and even to this day, I never seem to get tired of them. Also, their new music still excites me and fresh as ever, they rock up with their new track, “Ballyhoo” from their new album, “Saviors” which
Welsh rock band, Stereophonics are not short of indie hits, but they have added yet another with their new track, “Make It On Your Own” from their new album, “Make ‘em Laugh, Make ‘em Cry, Make ‘em Wait” which is out now. Song Analysis (Make It On Your Own Review) “Make It On Your Own”
It feels as though Lorde has been around forever, but technically she is still very fresh in the scene at only 28 years of age and she is still evolving and improving with every new release. Her new track, “What Was That” displays a more mature side and she holds nothing back with a powerful
Bruce Springsteen is one of the most consistent rockers I know of, can you believe he released his first song over 59 years ago? Wow! Well, lucky people, the boss is back and he knocks it out of the park with his new single “Blind Spot” from his album “Tracks II: The Lost Albums“. Song
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Orla Gartland from Ireland has impressed me with her new indie track, “Now What?“. Admittedly, this is the first time I have come across Orla but it appears she has been taking the scene by storm in recent years with her 2021 album, “Women on the internet” being quite the standout! Song Analysis (Now What?
Pulp are still arguably one of the most influential indie bands in the UK as evidenced by the reaction to the news that they are going to be releasing their first album in 24 years, titled “More” through Rough Trade Records on the 6th June 2025. Although we are yet to hear the album in
Beautiful as ever, Lana Del Rey enters my ears with her breathy, ethereal vocals. Her new single, “Henry, come on” is a velvet-sounding pop release which confirms that she is still one of the best singers on the planet. The track was released on the 11th of April 2025 through Polydor Records and Interscope Records
Yes, you heard it right boys and girls, Teddy, AKA Ed Sheeran the ketchup lover is back with his new single, “Azizam” co-written by Snow Patrol member, Johnny McDaid. This new release, officially released on the 4th of April 2025 welcomes a new era for Sheeran with him incorporating middle-eastern influences. Song Analysis (Azizam Review)
Indie-pop singer Sydney Rose melts hearts with her new single, “5 More Minutes” taken from her new EP, “I Know What I Want” which was released on the 4th of April 2025. The song was produced by New York-based songwriter Sam Evian and it is a beautiful reflection on growing up too quickly. Song Analysis
Miley Cyrus does not need much of an introduction unless you have been living under a rock for the last 10 years, chances are you will be aware of her previous releases. If you are a fan of them, chances are you going to love her new release, “End of the World”. That being said
The marvellous thing about my job is that I get to write about pretty much anything regardless of genre and although I have been reviewing a lot of pop and rock releases recently, I know I had to get stuck into “Triune” by Olivia Belli the moment my ears heard it, they were locked in!
The Rasmus, the Finnish band who brought us the knockout, “In The Shadows” back in 2003 have returned with their new single, “Creatures of Chaos” and I have to say, it is pretty damn solid! The band have always had a hard time living up to their smash hit, and although this one is not
Yorkshire-based folk musician Billie Marten serenades my ears with her new single, “Feeling”. This heartfelt folk ballad is the perfect spring offering as I listen with flowers in full bloom outside my window. I almost get whisked away to paradise with the charming sounds in the mix greeting my ears like a warm breeze whispering
American rock band, Beach Bunny knock it out of the park with their new track, “Big Pink Bubble” from the EP of the same title. The track was produced by Sean O’Keefe and it was released on the 21st of March. Song Analysis (Beach Bunny) “Big Punk Bubble” is a quintessential alt/indie rock structure and
Jonas Brothers release their first new song of 2025 with “Love Me To Heaven”. It is the perfect pop track, a real feel-good hit which is likely to hit the ground running with the trio from New Jersey reminding us why they are still one of the most dominant forces in pop. Song Analysis (Jonas
I have long admired Calvin Harris and his approach to music. His new release, “SMOKE THE PAIN AWAY” is also another track which ticks many of my boxes. The great thing about Calvin Harris is that he is not afraid to try something new, although this is often the case with artists who have the
California’s favourite sisters, HAIM are back with their new single “Relationships”. A track released under Polydor Records and out on the 12th of March 2025, it will be a pop-lovers dream. Song Analysis (HAIM) The band are known for leaning more toward the indie hemisphere but this one to me sounds very POP with hints
Kayleigh Rose Amstutz who goes by the name Chappell Roan can do little wrong in my eyes at the moment. Her new single, “The Giver” also ventures into new territory for the pop star, widely known for “Pink Pony Club”. Released officially on the 14th of March via Amusement Records, this one is quite a
