All posts tagged roots
Pop Punk Growing Up, Album Review: “Million Dollars to Kill Me” by Joyce Manor
LA punk band Joyce Manor’s new album shows a maturing group honouring their roots. “A Million Dollars to Kill Me,” the new album from Los Angeles punk group Joyce Manor, […]
ALBUM REVIEW: the self-titled, debut album from Knightstown
The recently released self-titled debut album by Knightstown will undoubtedly make you feel all kinds of things. Its unique amalgamation of genres creates its own alternate space within the music […]
Exclusive partnership @ Sauterelle, Royal Exchange
Do you like the finer things in life? Do you have a rich and healthy appetite? And finally, do you need somewhere new to go for a quality dining experience? […]
Q Aperitivo Summer Menu @ Quaglino’s
Last week we had the hottest day of the year so far and it is fair to say that Summer is fast approaching. To pay homage to the warm months […]
Exclusive Review: Linje Tio
The name ‘Linje Tio’ (line ten in English) is inspired by the tram line that traversed the length of Stockholm, the Swedish capital, from 1922 to 1967. It linked the […]
Album Review: Frank Carter and The Rattlesnakes – ‘Modern Ruin’
Modern Ruin sees the return of former Gallows/Pure Love singer Frank Carter, where he offers an effortlessly resounding and powerful return that delves further afield into the hardcore genre from […]