Jason Disley
G Plan The Cavendish Set Review and Interview with Rick Blackman.
I first heard of The Cavendish Set back in 2017 although they had first been conceived in 2009 after the break up of a band called Grantura. Rick Blackman, the main man behind this project and my own path crossed when Rick asked me if I would be interested in recording a Spoken Word album with him.
The Veras: Paper Cup Telephones/ If You Ain’t Got Love
Paper Cup Telephones is a rolling nostalgia-laden tune that is instantly gratifying with its uplifting vibe that has a feel that it is once again a tune that needs to be heard live in a suitable pub or club.
Villain Reviewed on ZANI
Villain is a tale of circumstance. Its formula is one that you may have come to expect in movies within the genre. But, this does not in anyway demean it.
ZANI - Introducing Die Twice
It somehow gives rise to optimism for the future when in these post-Covid times a band comes onto the scene that has the ability to show that there is a new generation of indie rock stars on its way to share its intensity, its drive, and skills
The Speed Of Sound - Museum of Tomorrow - Reviewed
When you hear a new album for the first time and you are reminded of artists that you enjoyed as you defined your own tastes in music, you know that the music by the current artist’s album is ticking the right boxes.
Turner's Debut Album- Daydreams & Stars
A Mad Affair EP Chris Free
I have been aware of Chris Free for quite some time, a man who is a gifted songwriter and also the main man behind Mr Free Shirts and other enterprises.
Spaceman – The Veras