Category: Singles

Review By Halina Wegner Adam Mac has never been afraid to blur lines, and with his latest single All Dollars, No Sense he sharpens that edge into something as witty as it is addictive. Branded by fans as “cowBoy George” for his fearless fashion and genre-bending swagger, Mac has carved out a [more…]

Review By Glen Parkes Some debut singles whisper their arrival—Bloodbath by Wild Oceans kicks the door down. Released September 19th, the South-West alt-rock outfit announce themselves with a track that feels both urgent and timeless, carving out a sound that’s equal parts raw energy and refined craftsmanship. Produced by the legendary John [more…]

Review By Ian Walker Ghosts of Sunset return with a track that blends the soaring hooks of classic arena rock with a storyline that cuts deep. “Anywhere But Here” isn’t just another big, catchy rock song—it’s a cinematic slice of life wrapped in melody and muscle. Driven by guitars that shimmer one [more…]

A Powerhouse Collaboration That Hits Hard Review By Ian Walker Bad Wolves have unleashed a track that feels like a collision of two worlds, and the result is nothing short of electrifying. “Say It Again” sees the American metal titans teaming up with Lauri Ylönen, the unmistakable voice of Finnish rock giants [more…]

Review By Halina Wegner Mike Tramp returns with a track that feels like it’s been simmering in his soul for decades, unleashing “Fight to Survive” as a rallying cry for resilience, passion, and the unshakable spirit of rock ‘n’ roll. The new single, taken from his forthcoming Songs of White Lion — [more…]

Review By Glen Parkes Cory Marks has never been one to play it safe, and his latest single “Hangman” proves it in spades. Blending the grit of outlaw country with the muscle of hard rock, this track hits like a steel-toed boot to the chest. It’s dark, it’s defiant, and it sets [more…]

Review by Kirsty and Alastair After releasing their debut single in 2024, Leaving On My Own, this Northern Irish quartet return with their latest track, When the Lights Go Down. The song could be classed as “rock lite” — perhaps soft rock. It doesn’t feature thunderous drums or searing guitar solos, but [more…]

Evil Scarecrow – A Playful Glimpse into The Future Machine Review By Kirsty and Alastair As new listeners to this band, we weren’t entirely sure what to expect, but with a name like Evil Scarecrow, we assumed it wasn’t going to be folk music. This band sits at the heavier end of [more…]

Review By Glen Parkes Northern Ireland’s own Madrai are back, and this time they’re turning the emotional intensity up to arena level with their 80s-inspired new single “When The Lights Go Down” — dropping August 15th. Following the raw vulnerability of their debut track “Leaving On My Own,” the four-piece prove they can not only bare [more…]

Review By Halina Wegner The Hot One Two are back, and they’re coming in hot — quite literally — with “The Reaper,” the first single from their forthcoming album Virtues (due October 2025). Known for putting the swagger back into UK rock ‘n’ roll, this Cambridge-based quartet — Simon West (vocals), Nick [more…]

Review By Glen Parkes Birmingham’s celebrated independent artist Rebecca Downes returns with Hold The Reins, the third single from her upcoming sixth studio album A Storm Is Coming, set for release on 31 October 2025. Co-written with long-time collaborator Steve Birkett, and produced by Birkett alongside his son Steve Birkett Junior, this [more…]