Category: Singles

Single – Alive Again Release Date – 19th September Review by Linda McDermott The Hot One Two aren’t messing about when it comes to flying the flag for rock ’n’ roll. Hailing from Cambridge, the four-piece have been turning heads since 2017, when bassist Nick Blackburn, guitarist Nick Manners, and drummer Joe [more…]

Single – Nobody’s Listening Release Date – 15th August 25 Review by Linda McDermott Slyder Smith has been part of the UK rock scene since the ’90s when he made his name as guitarist and backing vocalist with cult power-pop outfit Last Great Dreamers. The Dreamers picked up a Kerrang! Best New [more…]

Review By Darren McIntyre Mikki Zip is a singer / songwriter with roots planted in Syracuse, New York but Nashville, Tennessee became home 3 weeks before turning 14. Mikki began performing as a singer / songwriter in and around Music City, her passion for performing on stage earned her a BFA in [more…]

Review By Darren McIntyre Coming Up Roses are an Indie / Punk / Shoegaze rock quartet from London who are fronted by Emily Sera who relocated from Singapore in late 2022. Combining guitar driven alt – rock with catchy melodies, the band takes inspiration from the vibrant sounds of the burgeoning South [more…]

New Single – Satisfaction Release date 28th August 2025 Review by Linda McDermott Moskito are a five-piece rock band from Boston in Lincolnshire who don’t quite realise just how good they are. Having been around for a few years now, with a couple of albums, an EP, and some singles under their [more…]

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…]