Category: Jace Media Music

By Lily O’Delia  There is a specific kind of gravity that comes with an Evanescence release. It isn’t just about the music; it’s about that soaring, soul-baring catharsis that Amy Lee has mastered over the last two decades. For those of us who have been vibrating in anticipation since 2021’s The Bitter Truth, the [more…]

Review By Darren McIntyre T’Pau – taken from the name of a Vulcan elder from Star Trek – are a pop band from Shrewsbury, England, who originally formed from 1986 till 1992, took a hiatus and returned from 1998 to the present day. The band has given us Bridge Of Spies in [more…]

SEVENDUST SHARE CLAYMATION MUSIC VIDEO FOR ‘THRESHOLD’ FROM THEIR 15TH STUDIO ALBUM “ONE”WATCH HERE NEW ALBUM SCHEDULED FOR RELEASE ON 1ST MAY, 2026 VIA NAPALM RECORDS – PRE-ORDER NOW BAND TO TOUR U.S. IN SUPPORT OF NEW ALBUMKICKING OFF THIS APRIL L to R: Clint Lowery, Morgan Rose, Lajon Witherspoon, Vince Hornsby, John ConnollyPhoto: Chuck BrueckmannWith their [more…]

Album – Yellow Weather Warning Release Date – 24th April 2026 Review by Linda McDermott Hailing from East Anglia, Dead Reynolds blend alternative rock and pop-punk with big anthemic melodies and plenty of twists that keep the sound fresh. Full-on and energetic, they are fuelled by passion, determination, and heart. Their songs [more…]

Review By Darren McIntyre Caitlin Krisko & The Broadcast are an Americana/roots rock band currently residing in Asheville, North Carolina, born in Detroit & raised in New York City. The band draw their influence from the sound of East Coast rock ‘n’ roll & roots music; the band have shared the stage [more…]

The review was written by Nigel Foster and shared with his permission. Images By Ken Jackson Elles Bailey and Breezy Rodio at the Tuesday Night Music Club Elles Bailey – A Secret Gig at The Tuesday Night Music Club – 10 March 2026 The return of Elles to the scene of her [more…]

A Jace Media Music Review Two decades into their career, The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus prove they still know how to deliver emotionally charged alternative rock with arena-sized hooks. With X’s For Eyes (Deluxe), the Jacksonville outfit revisit one of their strongest modern releases and supercharge it with four additional tracks that add [more…]

By Glen Parkes For a musician who has already carved out a formidable reputation both on stage and behind the desk, Tyler Bryant’s new four-track release Screwed & Tattooed feels less like a side project and more like a creative reset. Known to many as the electrifying frontman of Tyler Bryant & [more…]

By Lily O’Delia  Charming Disaster’s The Double presents a striking and memorable collection of sounds across ten songs. Their seventh album is a testament to their undeniable talent and chemistry as a musical duo. Ellia Bisker and Jeff Morris have created something magical with this album that feels both old and new. Their voices shine throughout. They don’t [more…]

Review By Darren McIntyre Riot Weekend are a Guildford-based alt-pop-punk quartet that blends pop-punk catchiness with hard-hitting heavy riffs & wide-ranging soaring vocals. The band draw favourable comparisons with the likes of Green Day, Blink-182 & Paramore; they deliver a kinetic & crowd-engaging performance each time they hit the stage. 2022 sees [more…]

REVIEWER – GRAEME WRIGHT This may seem like a weird analogy, but listening to the new record from Chemical Tribe is a little bit like watching the autopsy scene from John Carpenter’s ‘The Thing’. We remove the blanket and immediately recognise this beast as pop/punk. Then somebody says, “Is that a bit [more…]

A Jace Media Music Review There’s something electrifying about an artist who refuses to sand down their edges—and on Burn Me Into Something Better, Gina Zo doesn’t just embrace the fire; she walks straight into it. Originally from the suburbs of Philadelphia and now based in Los Angeles, Zo has steadily built [more…]