Paul Esp, Author at Soundscape

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Interviews

Interview with Leopards

January 26, 2013

Leopards, from the South West UK, are Jenna: Vocals, Ben: Guitar, Rhys: Drums, Mat: Bass and Tom: Guitar and are one of the UK’s most exciting young bands right now. This Alt rock band have just appeared in Kerrang!’s

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Interview with Hero

January 24, 2013

Coming together from members of 2 bands I really loved, Mimi Soya and The Auteur, I just had to check out new on the scene brighton rockers Hero. The band have just put a new

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Interview with Smokin’ Aces

January 24, 2013

Cardiff’s Smokin’ Aces have been on the scene a while, playing clubs and rocking hundreds of people with a selection of rock classics but did you know they also have an EP of original material

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Interview with Graveyard Johnnys

January 22, 2013

An agressive and passionate mix of rockabilly and punk rock, Wales’s own pyschobilly kings, Graveyard Johnnys are an awesome proposition. Debut album ‘Songs From Better Days’ garnered some great reviews when it was released in

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Interview with My Heroine

January 22, 2013

My Heroine, from South East England, are an edgy, commercial rock band with the songs to take the band far. Recent EP ‘Driven To Distraction’ is 5 tracks of well written, catchy rock with soulful,

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Video: Hearts Under Fire Interview

January 9, 2013

The amazing Hearts Under Fire will soon be releasing a CD version of the latest EP ‘We’ve Come Too Far To Live In The Past’, which we reviewed and gave it 10/10, because it’s so

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Interview with Ellen Cox

January 5, 2013

It gives me great pleasure to introduce you to Ellen Cox, a very talented and unique sounding, Welsh singer/songwriter. Described as folk/punk, Ellen’s songs are acoustic, edgy and very compelling and her live shows are

Live Reviews

Natives – Clwb Ifor Bach, Cardiff 11/12/12

December 14, 2012

It’s a chilly night here in Cardiff but Newport’s The Boy Royals do their best to warm up the Clwb Ifor Bach crowd with a set full of hard edged, anthemic rock songs. Kicking things