Garage
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Low Cut Connie: Dirty Pictures (Part 1)
Low Cut Connie: Dirty Pictures (Part 1) (Contender Records) Philadelphia quintet Low Cut Connie is pretty much the brainchild of…
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Thee Ones speak to Eyeplug
THEE ONES – BACKYARD BOOGALOO Thee Ones come from the five valley delta of Stroud. Raised on a diet of…
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Andrew Matheson (The Hollywood Brats) Interview
The Hollywood Brats: Probably the best band you never heard of… I got a few questions about The Hollywood Brats…
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Another Splash of Colour – Longjohn Reviews
“Another Splash of Colour (New Psychedelia in Britain 1980-85)’’ is arguably the first comprehensive overview of the British psychedelic revival…
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The Runaways – Scenester Reviews
The Runaways (Cherry Red Records CDMRED 237) Girl groups are nothing new, and this was also true back in the…
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DozenQ – Leadfoot Tea
Leadfoot Tea is a one man trash ‘n’ roll band. In the style of the late great rockabilly madman Leadfoot…
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DozenQ – Eight Rounds Rapid
I always knew it was important to make new things. We are from this place. We make music of this…
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The Kills – ‘Blood Pressures’
(album, Domino Recordings) The Kills’ first album in three years sees the duo maintain their core garage sound while simultaneously…
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Cherry Red Album Reviews – May 2013 by Colin Bryce
The Isley Brothers Isley Brothers – Winner Takes All (BBR/Cherry Red) This is funk/soul legends the Isley Brothers 1979 release…
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Garage
With specific emphasis on the UK and European garage rock scenes, Eyeplug unearths a rich seem of fuzzy nuggets and…
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Crystal Antlers – ‘Two-Way Mirror’
(album, Recreation Ltd) Long Beach combo Crystal Antlers second album sees the group re-emerge from a period of creative development…
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The Computers – How Punk Are You?
Now in their fifth year, Exeter quartet the Computers have developed into one of the most visceral and exciting bands…
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