Monthly Archives: December 2015
Scene Better Days: Albums of 2015
Congratulating a period of time may seem slightly absurd, but I would like to applaud 2015 for being a stellar year for new music. I don’t know whether the last 12 months have genuinely been stronger than previous years, or … Continue reading
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Tagged acoustic, album, albums of 2015, all dogs, allison weiss, arnos vale, bangers, bird, chvrches, colleen green, don blake, electro, end of year list, every open eye, i want to grow up, imaginary life, indie pop, indie punk, kicking every day, personal best, pop, pop punk, punk rock, review, the decemberists, What A Beautiful World, What A Terrible World, worriers
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On the Road with Esper Scout
This may sound obvious, but the live aspect of a band’s existence is so important. For some bands, however, it’s everything. One such band who put a special emphasis on live performances is Leeds’ Esper Scout. Of course, the band … Continue reading
Posted in Interviews
Tagged alternative rock, brudenell social club, esper scout, gig, interview, kill rock stars, leeds, rock, wharf chambers
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Project Mork – Smell The Blade
Project Mork are a weirdo punk band from East Anglia, England. They cast forth a car crash of The Vandals, Devo, Voodoo Glow Skulls and Bomb The Music Industry. There’s a lot going on on this record, which comes in … Continue reading
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Tagged Aaahh!!! Real Records, album, hardcore, project mork, punk rock, review, ska punk, smell the blade
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Scene Better Days 