Tag Archives: Rock

Review: Tyketto – ‘Closer To The Sun’

October 2016. The month and year of the previous studio album from Tyketto. Stop and think about that for a second. Almost ten years. How much shit has gone down in those ten years? Presidents and politicians have come and gone, the world was put on pause in 2020 while …

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When Rivers Meet Announce New Album/Release New Single & Video

At the confluence of alternative rock and gritty blues, award-winning duo When Rivers Meet make music from the heart that’s food for the soul. As intuitive as they’re instinctive, this finely tuned husband and wife team is fiercely autonomous and unflinchingly bold. One of a handful of fully independent UK …

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Steelhouse Festival: Add Steel Panther and four more acts

Steelhouse – the festival on the top of a Welsh mountain – have confirmed who now will headline and close out the festival’s 15th year celebrations on Sunday the 26th July 2026. None other than the mighty Steel Panther. And just to make sure Steelhouse Sunday is the most party …

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Interview: JOANovARC

There’s no stopping JOANovARC. Riding high on the success of their recent EP, Escape The Fire, which delivered a run of singles championed by Kerrang! Radio and Planet Rock, alongside an extensive touring schedule, the unrelenting hard rockers continue their charge into 2026. Following last year’s singles, You Don’t Know …

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Introducing: RiotWeekend

Alt-pop punk rockers RiotWeekend are set to release their long-awaited sophomore EP ‘Table4Four’ on March 27th. We caught up with the band – Holly Nunn (lead vocals and bass), Tomma Moulard (guitars), Rab McGowan (guitars), and Salvatore Bertolone (drums) – to get the lowdown on the EP, and the all-important …

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Review: Mother Vulture – Bannermans, Edinburgh

Mother Vulture burst onto our radar back in 2021 when the Bristolian quartet opened an outdoor day of music, headlined by Orange Goblin, at The Yard in Cornwall. This was just as the worldwide lockdown was being lifted, so things were still a tad freaky, and social distancing regulations were …

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