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Live Reviews

Korsakoffs – Hobos, Bridgend 16/03/13

March 19, 2013

Spirits were high as I arrived at Hobos, due to Wales having just won the Six Nations title in the rugby (Editors note – YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!). There was a good feeling about the room as people

Live Reviews

The Murderburgers – Gwdihŵ, Cardiff 13/03/13

March 19, 2013

March 13 marked an evening of lively punk music at Gwdihŵ, with performances from Hipflask, Not Since The Accident and The Murderburgers. Things got off to a good start with Hipflask (7/10), who played a

CD Reviews

Constructor – Secrets Review

March 19, 2013

Constructor – Secrets (2012) 7/10 I know we have just reviewed the newly released second EP but last year Swansea quintet Constructor released their debut EP “Secrets” which you can download for £1, so we’d

CD Reviews

Masked Intruder – Masked Intruder Review

March 19, 2013

Masked Intruder – Masked Intruder (2013) 9/10 The four masked convicts from Madison, WI have recently released their self titled opus through Fat Wreck Chords. If you’re the type to judge a book by its

CD Reviews

Charcoal Sun – Angels Demons EP Review

March 19, 2013

Charcoal Sun – Angels Demons EP 9/10 Pembrokeshire groove merchants Charcoal Sun return with their Second EP “Angels and Demons” a few months after their debut release “Hells Apache”. This EP (recorded at Owain Jenkins’

Interviews

Introducing Manumit

March 13, 2013

It has always been our mission to bring you the best new music, so with that in mind I am introducing you to Manumit, an enigmatic, hugely talented, multi-instrumentalist artist who deals in music that

CD Reviews

Constructor – MMXIII EP Review

March 13, 2013

Constructor, a five-piece hardcore outfit from South Wales, have only been a band for about a year, but with two impressive releases under their belt, it seems like the only way is up for them.

Live Reviews

Halestorm – Solus, Cardiff 10/03/13

March 12, 2013

This is my first time seeing british metallers Sacred Mother Tongue and I was suitably impressed with the bands set of melodic, catchy and technical metal. Singer Darrin South did his best to get the crowd