Single review – Spacetoast, Little Red Car
The story follows the confused and frustrated feelings of someone that may not be travelling in the same direction as their friends through life…
Articles by Kevin Gaughan
EP review – Dusker, EP 2
EP 2 feels like a chaotic attempt to reconnect with yourself and set your mind straight again.
Single review – Rawkus Redz, Walk Away
Usually, if you’re in need of unloading rage on the system or society to some local noise, Rawkus Redz serves just right.
Single review – Project X, One
On One, Terri’s short opening bassline had me well and truly hooked and when Dave’s drums and Sylvie’s guitar crashed the party eight seconds later, I was entranced by their simple but effective grunge riff. At thirty-four seconds, Sylvie’s low-key vocals cut through beautifully with poignant lyrics. The song has all the ingredients to keep your average stoner rock freak happy.
Single review – Bubblegum Hypnosis, Beachy Blues
Beachy Blues mystifies the summer that is yet to happen. Marrying Mac DeMarco with Homeshake at the seaside, they make their own version of sad bastard music.