Category: Jace Media Music

EP – LOWEST REVIEWER – GRAEME WRIGHT Social media and the likes of Spotify are often heavily criticised by the music press because of the relatively small returns paid to an artist and the insidious methods they use to extract money from bands who are finding their way in the music industry. [more…]

Logan Wedgwood’s ‘Electric Love’ unfolds like a late-night confessional—intimate, atmospheric, and guided by an emotional honesty that lingers long after the final note. Though the project is grounded in singer-songwriter tradition, Wedgwood crafts his sound with a cinematic sweep, merging warm acoustic textures, subtle electronic flourishes, and a vocal delivery that feels [more…]

Review By Glen Parkes Live at Lichtburg captures Long Distance Calling at a moment where everything seems to align—musicianship, atmosphere, audience energy, and the weight of a career’s worth of work brought together on one stage. Recorded in February 2024 at the sold-out Lichtburg cinema in Essen, the concert shows why the [more…]

ANNOUNCES HEADLINE UK TOUR IN FEBRUARY 2026SUPPORT FROM PREYRS. SELECTED DATES WILL BE CO-HEADLINED WITH QUIVERNEW ALBUM: BATTLESTATION OUT NOW “A rising star in the European rock scene” – Classic Rock UK“Magnifique” – Fireworks UK“An album that sounds like nothing else” – V13“It’s arena rock … interpreted with the irreverent grit of ‘90s alternative rock” [more…]

A Powerful, Definitive Tribute to One of Music’s Most Explosive Collaborations Review By Halina Wegner Few partnerships in modern music history have burnt as brightly—or as boldly—as the collision of Eric Burdon and WAR. Now, more than fifty years since their first recording sessions reshaped the boundaries of funk, rock, Latin, jazz, [more…]

Review BY Halina Wagner Progressive rock has always been a home for ambition, imagination, and fearless commentary—but few modern bands deliver all three with the cohesion and conviction of Little King. Their latest album, Lente Viviente, arriving as a tightly packed 25-minute odyssey, is a masterclass in how to build something vast [more…]

KNIVES – REGLITTER I Words by Phil Ingham Bristolian six-piece Knives dropped their debut album ‘GLITTER’ in May 2025, an eleven-song slab of post-punk chaos that met with critical acclaim. Not a group to rest on their laurels, they have now released a follow-up EP ‘REGLITTER I’. For this one, the band [more…]

Jace Media Music Over half a century after its original creation, Good Hearted Woman — Tina Turner’s first solo venture — returns in a definitive re-release that feels like uncovering a treasured piece of musical history. Out now in CD, vinyl, high-resolution audio, and streaming formats, this remastered edition is far more [more…]

Review By Ian Walker With Bang, her powerful debut album, Iona Zajac steps boldly out of the shadows as The Pogues’ new voice and into a sonic world entirely her own. Released on 21 November, the record is a blistering, vulnerable, and defiantly human exploration of trauma, healing, desire, and the complicated [more…]

Review By Glen Parkes Few bands arrive fully formed, but when Fine Young Cannibals burst onto the scene in 1985, they did exactly that. With Johnny Come Home—a debut single as sharp as broken glass and as soulful as a Motown deep cut—they announced themselves as one of the most distinctive and [more…]

Review By Darren McIntyre Sex Mask are a 3-piece post-punk outfit from Melbourne, Australia, who bring transgressive songwriting draped in dark sexuality. The band have been championed as ‘Australia’s Next Big Import’, who are gaining a rising reputation throughout the music scene. The band have released a slew of singles, and today [more…]

EP – RISE REVIEWER – GRAEME WRIGHT Fireheart has already released the song of the year in my book, which was ‘Staring At The Sun’, which hit the streets back in April. The band themselves are sort of a supergroup in my eyes, featuring two of my favourite musicians, Russ Grimmett, the [more…]