Category: Jace Media Music

EP – Something About You  Release Date – 9th July 2026  Review by Linda McDermott   Los Angeles-based KiKi Holli + The Remedy return with their latest EP, Something About You, a collection of five songs that blend dream pop and atmospheric rock into an easy-going, reflective listen.  The EP is the latest collaboration between KiKi Holli and two-time [more…]

Word and Photos by Dave Martin/ Faversham Photography There are several musical events that signal the start of the summer music season, the first of these for me is Download but the opening of the scenic stage at Margate’s Dreamland is definitely one that needs to be added. The venue that host [more…]

When – 4th/5th/6th September 2026 Where – Lilliards Edge Park, Jedburgh, Scottish Borders Edge Fest is set to return on the 4th/5th/6th of September 26 to Lilliard’s Edge, just outside Jedburgh in the heart of the Scottish Borders, for another weekend of music, entertainment and family fun, and if the line-up is [more…]

By Halina Wegner Wille and the Bandits have long built their reputation on delivering powerful performances that blend roots, blues, folk, and rock into something uniquely their own. With their latest single, “Trouble Round the Bend,” the band strips everything back and reminds listeners that great songs do not need layers of [more…]

Rachel Bolan Steps Into The Spotlight With A Gritty, Hook-Filled Solo Triumph Review By Glen Parkes For more than four decades, Rachel Bolan has been known as the driving force behind Skid Row’s low-end thunder, helping craft some of hard rock’s most enduring anthems. While his songwriting fingerprints have been all over [more…]

Interview By Smudge Smith There is a beautiful, deeply endearing kind of madness that follows Pryma around. To sit with the rising metal-rock outfit in 2026 is less like conducting a standard rock interview and more like getting trapped inside a fast-moving, laugh-out-loud episode of a chaotic British comedy. One minute you [more…]

Review By Glen Parkes Beaux Gris Gris & The Apocalypse have never been a band content with playing it safe, and their explosive new single “Me-Ye-Ye-Yow!” proves once again why they remain one of the most exciting and unpredictable acts on today’s rock scene. Serving as the second taste of their forthcoming [more…]

Review By Halina Wegner There is something beautifully rare about an artist who creates entirely on their own terms. In an era where algorithms, trends, and commercial pressures often dictate the direction of modern music, Dutch singer-songwriter Celine Cairo continues to follow her own creative compass. With her third studio album Panacea, [more…]

Clutch – Earth Rocker (Collector’s Series Edition) Jace Media Music Review by Glen Parkes Some albums arrive, make an impact, and slowly fade into the background. Others become landmarks—records that define a band, capture a moment in time, and continue to resonate years after their release. Earth Rocker by Clutch is undoubtedly [more…]

ANNOUNCE LINE-UP FOR 40TH ANNIVERSARY SHOWSFOUR NIGHTS AT THE O2 FORUM, LONDON IN NOVEMBER CELEBRATING THEIR LANDMARK DEBUT ALBUM GOD’S OWN MEDICINE+ MORE For tickets please visit: www.ticketmaster.co.uk  40 years ago, in November 1986, The Mission released their debut album God’s Own Medicine, an atmospheric and emotive work of spiralling guitars, impassioned vocals and anthemic songs [more…]

Northern Ireland’s Rising Rock Duo Deliver Their Most Confident and Personal Statement Yet Review By Halina Wegner Over the last few years, Dea Matrona have steadily evolved from Belfast street buskers into one of the most exciting emerging rock acts in the UK and Ireland. Built on infectious melodies, powerful harmonies and [more…]

Ricky Warwick announces new album ‘Fire & Vengeance’ and releases title track UNLEASHES TITLE TRACKWATCH HERE | LISTEN HERE Ricky Warwick returns with ‘Fire & Vengeance’, the explosive new single and title track from his forthcoming album coming out September 4th via Earache. The album will be available across multiple colour vinyl [more…]