Led Zeppelin
New Artist of the Day: Cold Shoulder
We’re currently in the midst of a whole 'new wave' of underground indie, which - if I speak for myself - I’m getting a...
NOT a live review of Unknown Mortal Orchestra
How was the Manchester gig? I wasn't there so I can't tell you.
An Interview With Little Brother Eli
We’ve both been steered by the likes of Jack White, Led Zeppelin, The Black Keys and Jurassic 5.
Goodbye, Blue Sky – A Tribute To Storm Thorgerson
I got to thinking about it and the more I thought about it, the more I realized that Storm’s work was just as important as the music itself.
The Sex Pistols Experience: Bristol – live review
The Sex Pistols Experience are one of those bands who replicate their chosen subjects down to the last detail - the sounds, the clothes, the poses, everything.
The Casual Movement (Welsh Style): Beaches, Beats & Breakfasts
I still have a thing for Melinda Culea and I’d give anything to be as cool as Hannibal Smith or Face!
The Scaramanga Six: Phanthom Head – album review
The Scaramanga Six bring well-made melodies and screeches in a variety of styles from pop to punk...
A Journey to the heart of Led Zeppelin
There’s a turning left before the brow of a hill and as I turn the steering wheel the CD moves onto a beautiful acoustic number. A gently strummed guitar mixes effortlessly with a mandolin as the singer speaks of smokes, drinks and girls with flowers in their hair.
ME: Even The Odd Ones Out – album review
It is refreshing to see a band who are not afraid to break away from conventional genres and to try something new and majestic.
Led Zeppelin to reform?
Robert Plant has reignited the Led Zeppelin reform rumours with an interview on Austrlaia's 60 Minutes TV programme where he said "I've got nothing to...
Various Artists: Man Chest Hair – album review
In summing up, despite my reservations, a really entertaining collection. Well worth a listen...
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Geraint Watkins: Rush Of Blood – album review
Geraint Watkins: Rush Of Blood CD/DL/LP (The Last Music Company) Out Now One of Britain's best kept musical...
The Murder Capital : London : Live Review
The Murder Capital's epic music fades away, the audience erupts into cheers, and strangers embrace in grinning confirmation that tonight has indeed been a bit special
MXLX: Serpent – album review
MXLX: Serpent Kindarad CD/DL Available 6th March 2020 Matt Loveridge returns with a new MXLX album. Serpent sees...
Chrissie Hynde called out for praising Limbaugh…or does she?
At the very best she is making an appeal for ultra-liberalism - embrace your enemy no matter how bad they are and mixing it with an understandable sentimentality about her father...at worst we could have another Morrissey car crash on our hands.
WATCH : video for Joe Gideon new single
Joe Gideon whose recent Manchester gig got a rave review on LTW here, has a great off the wall video for his new single here... With songs that switch from tombstone blues to pastoral psychedelia to sparse post-punk to grinding grooves. Songs of tension and release, lyrical bon mots and rhythmic power and imagination with very English melodies entwined around the songs
