Category: Jace Media Music

Review By Glen Parkes Daily J’s Scatterbrains is an ode to self-made artistry, blending dreamy soundscapes with infectious, sun-drenched melodies. The New Zealand quintet—comprised of brothers Jayden, Jonny, and Jessie, alongside friends Cody and Rick—craft an album that feels like an endless summer. As their third self-released record, Scatterbrains solidifies the band’s [more…]

Review By Halina Wegner Sheffield’s own The Heavy Souls unleash their thunderous new album, Have You Got Soul, on January 31, 2025, through TMR Rock Records. Packed with raw blues grit and heavy rock energy, this record showcases a band firing on all cylinders, delivering anthems that are equal parts power and [more…]

Review By Phil M Fourpiece rockers Scarecrow have released their third full length album and companion EP ‘Golem’. The band, we’re told, have travelled extensively through Egypt, Tunisia and Kazakhstan picking up ancient instruments as they travelled Indeed, the opening track ‘The Saffron Skies Overture’ makes you wonder whether you’ve actually put [more…]

Written by Linda McDermott Photographs by Linda McDermott For emerging rock bands, getting noticed without a strong social media presence has become a massive hurdle. Today’s music industry heavily prioritises online followers and streaming numbers, which leaves grassroots bands who have little funding at a disadvantage. Take for example, a rock band [more…]

Classic Rock Escape Music Review By Smudge Smith Where do I start with this? Well, my listening preferences have changed since I began writing reviews a decade ago. I hadn’t really heard much death metal or power metal and I’ve grown to love both genres but there is still a massive part [more…]

We’ve featured Savarre last summer when we discovered their track, “Awake.” Now we’re back to share with you another standout track from their discography, “Unbeautiful.” This emotionally charged masterpiece continues to showcase Savarre’s unique ability to blend raw, edgy rock with vivid storytelling, creating a sound that’s both captivating and deeply moving. [more…]

Review by Glen Parkes DELLA NOVA’s self-titled debut album, set for release on December 13, 2024, is a raw and ambitious collection that captures the heart of contemporary rock while drawing deeply from its roots. Born out of the chaos and introspection of the early lockdowns, this album is the brainchild of [more…]

Review by Phil M. The Happy Couple are Judith Goodman and David Ross and home to them is the Yare Valley on the Norfolk Broads. Their latest work is inspired by the countryside that they live in, their music on this outing is best described as ‘ambient folk’ and is all instrumental [more…]

Review and photos by Mark Thompson 22 November 2024 The O2 Academy Brixton was the place to be for an unforgettable evening of soulful sounds and electrifying performances. With a stellar lineup, Rag’n’Bone Man’s concert proved to be a celebration of talent, atmosphere, and connection. Opening the night, UK-based indie-pop singer-songwriter Jon [more…]