Category: Reviews
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After a quiet few weeks there is a tsunami of new releases out there. A tough decision for single of the week. Single of the Week: Nova Twins – Monsters Like Bring Me The Horizon, Nova Twins represent the absolute…
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Mad about ‘The Certs’ boys? You soon will be. Reading Indie Life heads to The Purple Turtle to find out more.
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Many releases this week, Reading Indie Life sifts through for the good stuff on your behalf. Single of the Week: Mumford and Sons – ‘Rushmere’ Like Coldplay, Mumford and Sons seem to generate an unnecessary amount of hate to counteract…
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The Canadian Indie outfit led by Tamara Lindeman are back with their seventh album and a mini-UK tour in March. Their fifth album, ‘Ignorance’ met with near universal acclaim and a place deep within the top album listings of 2021…
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This week’s round up features new tracks from Heartworms, Wallows and Reading favourites The Amazons. Single of the Week: The Amazons – ‘My Blood’ There is something refreshingly old-school rock about this new release from Reading’s finest band. I can…
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It has felt a longtime coming but Brighton’s punk-rock heroes finally release their debut album. A year and a half on from the ‘You’re Welcome’ EP that announced them as a punk outfit of righteous political fury (not to mention…
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‘Preacher’s Daughter’ was a stunning release in 2022. It left Ethel Cain placed as an artist you could imagine moving in a variety of different ways with equal brilliance. The possibility of mainstream pop success, rock or indie… maybe an…
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This week’s round up features new tracks from Little Simz and Ekkstacy. Single of the Week – Celeste: Everyday No, not one half of Daphne and Celeste gone solo (For those of you old enough to remmeber the infamous Reading…
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Here we go with the final 5, the greatest albums from an absolutely golden year of great albums. Number 5: English Teacher – This Could Be Texas Worthy winners of this year’s Mercury Music Prize. These guys are definitely my…
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2024 has been a corker for albums. Getting to the business end of the countdown with numbers 10 to 6. Number 10: Jack White – No Name It took me a while to get round to listening to this one,…
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