Band 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
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View ArticleRichard Thompson: Hippies, Thugs And Heroes – Album Review
Strong of sinew, grizzled and gritty, the music of Richard Thompson is the work of a man who has been through life’s wars and lived to tell the tale. And what tales he can tell, chronicling a...
View ArticleBeans On Toast: We’re Still Here – Single Review, Album and Tour News
Intrepid storytelling folk troubadour Beans On Toast is back with a soul-searching new single, We’re Still Here, together with details of his new album and accompanying UK tour. Ian Corbridge gets the...
View ArticleDeath Valley Girls: Welcome To Earth – Album Review
It’s 2026, and even the most hardcore optimists are struggling to find the positives in a world that increasingly resembles a dystopian sci-fi horror penned by the likes of George Orwell, Margaret...
View ArticleGlenn Richards & The Venus Lakes: The Great Behind – Album Review
Big in his native land, less known everywhere else, Australian rocker Glenn Richards deserves wider acclaim for his intelligent, melodic songwriting. After securing domestic fame as frontman of...
View ArticleMali Obomsawin: Automatic – Album Review
Automatic, the genre-busting second album by Mali Obomsawin, is a multi-textual record that weaves the past and the present together in a fusion of musical styles. It’s both a summoning and an...
View ArticleIan Noe: Canyon Falls Trailer Band – Album Review
Kentucky country-folk artist Ian Noe finally takes a big leap back into the public consciousness with his third album Canyon Falls Trailer Band. And whilst this collection of songs continues his...
View ArticleRuth Sophia Murray Interview – Neck Of The Woods Festival
Mike Bennett interviews Ruth Sophia Murray the co-founder and co-organiser of the Neck of the Woods Festival. She launched the independent grassroots music event alongside Sam Brunt (of SM Presents) to...
View ArticleSnakerattlers: Howling At The Moon – Video Premiere
Snakerattlers: Howling At The Moon The first new material from York’s darkest trash masters has appeared; Howling At The Moon is a sinuous slice of twisted rockabilly trash driven along by a signature...
View ArticleRIP Lois (Dennis and Louis)
RIP Lois Kahlert — of Dennis and Lois - the 'toy people' fame who were the ultimate fans passes The post RIP Lois (Dennis and Louis) appeared first on Louder Than War.
View ArticleFelix Antonio: Felix Antonio & The Sea – EP Review
On Felix Antonio & The Sea, French singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Felix Antonio delivers a thoughtful, beautifully constructed and musically rich collection of indie-folk songs which...
View ArticleThe Battery Farm: Your House Looks Spooky – Video Premiere
The Battery Farm are back at their glorious best with a spiky DIY punk number that has all the hallmarks of Dominic Corry’s exhilarating guitar sound. It’s a scathing pummeling riff with Ben’s haunting...
View ArticleAmelia Coburn announces new single and album!
Acclaimed north-east artist Amelia Coburn has announced her second album, Myself and Other Monsters, due to arrive on 5th March 2027, alongside new single I Just Want To Say. Renowned for her vivid,...
View ArticleSpooky Eyes: Spooky Eyes – Album Review
The power of three, no need for more. Fuzz to the floor and drench yourself in some real deep garage psych. From the depths of Tasmania come this devilish band, Spooky Eyes, steeped in the sounds of...
View ArticleEdged in Blue: A Rock’n’Roll Odyssey with Rory Gallagher by Dónal Gallagher –...
Edged in Blue: A Rock’n’Roll Odyssey with Rory Gallagher by Dónal Gallagher – Book Review Published by Red Stripe Press 25th September 2026 This is the story of the ‘greatest guitarist you’ve never...
View ArticleRoll Away The Stone – How Swansea Sound Rock and Roll
Roll away the stone – How Swansea Sound Rock and Roll ‘Indiepop supergroup’ Swansea Sound release Pre-Post-Truth, their third album on 13 November 2026 on their own SkepWax label. Simon Robinson...
View ArticleThe Monsters: Off The Road We Go! – Album Review
Five long years have passed since Bern’s godfathers of trash garage rock, Reverend Beat-man and his veritable Monsters, last hit us with their killer You’re Class, I’m Trash album. And now, they are...
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