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U Shout About music and other stuff n we write about it .
From the outside metal can feel like a difficult, insular community to engage with. It’s assertive, subgenres spawn subgenres (you
Continue readingIcarus’ ‘Castaway At Best’ is a sincere, searing new sound for UK Metal
When you’ve been rocking as long as Alan Mair, you learn a thing or two. He first appeared as bassist
Continue readingAlan Mair keeps making hits with the glittery, 80s infused ‘Eyes to the Sky’
Industrial music is a fractious, varied genre under which you can find discordant walls of noise as well as Gary
I’m always disappointed by bands with misleading names. Seven Purple Tigers – featuring not a single big cat playing bass
Continue reading‘One Night’s Promises’: Midnight musings from indie rockers, ‘Seven Purple Tigers’
‘Nemesis’ is a brooding piece of cyber rock that flirts with both spy and sci-fi sensibilities. Punt Guns have aimed
Continue readingPunt Guns serve up sinister, spacey rock-opera on Nemesis
A Flock of Seagulls: unfairly branded as a one-hit-wonder with a novelty haircut. In fact, their self-titled debut album formed
In the past few years, waves of women (perhaps freshly motivated by the success of #MeToo) have risen to reclaim
Continue readingAurelia Dey strikes with ferocity and flair on her dancehall anthem ‘Huntress’
We need music that takes us to someplace else, now more than ever. Because even if St Lucia is on
Continue reading‘Inescapably rhythmic’: SunDivas epitomise St Lucia’s sound on ‘Djèn Djèn’
87 and The Toys are one of Portland’s most off-the -wall upcoming artists and their new EP ‘Japanesy If You
Continue reading87 and The Toys release eccentric DIY indie pop EP ‘Japanesy If You Pleasy’
Portsmouth based, multi tasking, hardworking musician and father Simon Kent has burst onto the scene with this delicious slice of