Single review – Dogs Don’t Deal, Be Less Jeff
A working-class honesty; a commitment to speaking truth to modern power. In their own words, Dogs Don’t Deal are “two UK boys with no filter, telling the truth about life right now.”
Recorded music reviews
Album review – Kasabian, Act III
The album is the third part of the ‘mini-operas’ that began with the 2022’s, The Alchemist’s Euphoria and continued with the 2024’s Happenings. But frontman, Serge Pizzorno, promises a noticeable change and a return to the roots of the group’s sound.
Single review – Daz Lynch, Give a Little Love
Now accompanied by a rhythm section manned by John Barrow on saxophone and John O’Rilley whose sashaying bass flutters its feathers across the mix.
Single review – The People Assembly, The Soup of Yesterday
The track’s message to me is a scathing condemnation of the backwards priorities of white saviorism and the fine line between altruism and self-imposed martyrdom.
EP review – Plastic Circus, Circus Freaks
Reviewed by Thomas Needham Released on 01/03/25 Plastic Circus have released their long-anticipated debut EP, Circus Freaks. My thoughts are varied, yet I’m not underwhelmed. […]