Reviews

Civil Twilight are one of those bands that not many people have heard of, but you feel privileged if you have heard their unique sound. ‘Civil Twilight’ their eponymous debut album released in 2009 offers so much and more with its cleverly written songs such as ‘Letters from the Sky’  and great instrumentation from the band. Read More

This is an absolutely incredible collaboration right here: Monica, Rick Ross and Lil Kim with Anything To Have You, which was released in October 2011. Old skool singer Monica shows us she still got it with her powerful but also beautiful voice. She has been singing since the age of thirteen and has been one of the best female vocalists ever since. Read More

Hampshire metalcore mob Bury Tomorrow have just signed to Nuclear Blast Records and I am super stoked for them. As a celebration I thought I’d review their single Lionheart from their upcoming second album The Union of Crowns. Read More

Paramore are an American Rock band from Franklin, Tennessee. The band consists of Hayley Williams (lead vocals), Jeremy Davis (bassist) and Taylor York (lead guitarist). Two former members of the band, brothers Josh and Zac Farro worked on the album, playing rhythm guitar and percussion.
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It’s hard to believe that Scars and Stories is the third album by The Fray. After the immense breakthrough success of their debut record How To Save A Life back in 2005, The Fray have dominated modern radio. Read More

Dark Side Of The Moon is the eighth album by Pink Floyd. It was evident in their previous songs like Echoes that Floyd were heading towards a more sophisticated musical direction which allowed the listener to explore the ideas of empathy that never seemed to come across with albums that involved founder member and guitarist Syd Barrett.
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“The Golden Age is here and there’s nothing you can do about it” – damn straight it is! Hardcore heroes Your Demise release their third album to critical acclaim but leave their loyal fan base fractured with the loyalists embracing the skate punk inspired sound whilst others have turned their backs on the band. Read More

This is Paramore’s first new material after the Farro brothers’s departure in 2010. The question for fans is, can Paramore possibly deliver something exceptional that will have fans and the music industry absolutely flabbergasted?
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Muse’s follow up to their debut album Showbiz is called Origin of Symmetry. The trio from Devon set out on an ambitious objective to go one better and produce chaos on their 2001 follow-up. Muse came back with something that was bombastically bonkers, ingenious and that would ultimately re-define music.
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When I first heard about Rockhaq, I realised that it presented a unique opportunity that all fans of smaller less mainstream artists and unsigned artists should take advantage of. This opportunity is to review the artists in an attempt to spread their name and help their following grow.
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