Ciao Lucifer: Sunset Rides – Album Review
Amsterdam duo Ciao Lucifer release Sunset Riders. A vibrant album rooted in indie sensibilities that draws comparisons to the likes of The Wombats and Circa Waves, Sunset Riders was recorded almost...
View ArticleJP Oldfield: Saltwater Gospel – EP Review
Wiltshire-based singer-songwriter JP Oldfield ventures into dark, mythic territory on the six-track Saltwater Gospel. A concept EP that draws together folk, blues, Americana and lyrical storytelling to...
View ArticleGene: The Roundhouse, London – Live Review
Gene | Slow Readers Club | Rialto The Roundhouse, London 10th September 2026 As Gene play the second of their two-night residency at London’s Roundhouse and premiere brand new music, they show that...
View ArticleJohn Lydon rails against AI – but where do we draw the line?
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View ArticleOrbital announce new album Other
Photo Credit: Manja William Orbital bounce back after the rather excellent Optical Delusion three and a half years ago. As usual they twist their formula with first single Mother, Maiden and Crone,...
View ArticleIshango Bone announce single : intriguing new Manchester band with great debut
Ishango Bone new single from intriguing new Manchester band The post Ishango Bone announce single : intriguing new Manchester band with great debut appeared first on Louder Than War.
View ArticleRank: Guilt Parade – Review – ALBUM OF THE WEEK!
Don’t miss out on this slab of brutal hardcore from Bristol warns Nathan Brown. Rank push out a punishing mash up of political and philosophical rage. Great hardcore bands generate an intense...
View ArticleMouth Ulcers announce debut album
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View ArticleBlondie returns with new album High Noon
Photo credit: Maddy Rotman Debbie Harry returns with her sidekick Chris Stein and a plethora of guests, for what will be another gem after nine years of waiting. Read on… [London – October 15, 2026]...
View ArticleThe Otherness release Broken Latitudes: twelve songs seeking connection in a...
Patagonian trio The Otherness have released Broken Latitudes, a twelve-track album exploring empathy, alienation and the search for human connection in an increasingly fragmented world. Released on...
View ArticleRoxanne de Bastion: Apocalypse Queen – Single Review, Interview, Album and...
Singer-songwriter Roxanne de Bastion continues her shift towards a bolder and more vibrant new sound with the release of her second new single of 2026, Apocalypse Queen, with bass and production duties...
View ArticleAvohee Avoher: Caelune – Single Review
Nobody knows who Avohee Avoher is, and that appears to be exactly how he likes it. In an age when artists are expected to hand over their breakfast, their politics and their skincare routine before...
View ArticleOur Man In The Field: Silverado – Album Review
Martin Gray dons his headphones and spends a couple of hours in the company of Silverado, the third album from UK’s Alex Ellis, aka Our Man In The Field, and discovers an intriguing and immensely...
View ArticleThe HU: O2 Brixton Academy, London – Live Review
The HU O2 Brixton Academy, London 9th October 2026 Mongolia’s loudest export The HU literally brought Genghis Khan to Brixton Academy, their biggest UK headline show so far, unleashing their unique...
View ArticleRandy Edelman’s “Green Park”: A Hollywood Composer Writes His Love Letter to...
There are easier ways for a man with Randy Edelman’s CV to spend his time. He could tour the film scores, take the applause for The Last of the Mohicans and go home. Instead he has made Green Park, a...
View ArticleLili Caseley: I Cry Again – Single and Concert Preview
Camden has always been a good place to learn how to mean it. The pubs are small, the crowds are close and nobody in North London has ever been shy about telling a singer when they are faking. Lili...
View ArticleBand Of Horses: Manchester Albert Hall – Live Review
Band Of Horses Manchester Albert Hall 10th October 2026 Captivating southern rockers play their charming debut and many other classics at a similarly lovely Manchester Albert Hall. Sam Lambeth dusts...
View ArticleMeryl Streek: 100 Club, London – Live Review
It’s been four years since we first crossed paths with Meryl Streek. Four years of continuous enthusiasm for Death to the Landlord and the two albums we have available. Album number three is released...
View ArticleColin Moulding : The John Robb interview ‘former XTC on his brilliant new...
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View ArticleAircraft: Kantine Am Berghain, Berlin – Live Review
Aircraft Live Review The post Aircraft: Kantine Am Berghain, Berlin – Live Review appeared first on Louder Than War.
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