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October 2020 – What’s Playing?

Jude and Tiggerligger have been so blown apart by the generous words of encouragement and support for their new joint venture offering montly tips on new music, that we are back to do it all again for the month of October. Well OK in truth, it is more that no one has yet told usContinue reading “October 2020 – What’s Playing?”

Shaku : ‘Maku’ Album Launch Party / Brudenell Social Club – 15/02/20

On Saturday I went to see our good friends Shaku, the Leeds based Jazz fusion/prog band to celebrate the release of their debut album ‘Maku’, released just a day prior. Shaku have their own style of Prog-Jazz that they like to consider “Frog Rock”, this element of comedy is very prominent in Shaku’s work, oneContinue reading “Shaku : ‘Maku’ Album Launch Party / Brudenell Social Club – 15/02/20”

HMLTD : West Of Eden – Album Review

HMLTD (or Happy Meal Limited, as they were previously known as), the six piece art/glam punk group (yet incorporating many other genres) hailing from London have so far proved themselves to be one of the most unique and forward thinking groups emerging from the underground punk scene, not just in the UK but across theContinue reading “HMLTD : West Of Eden – Album Review”

Judes Top Albums of 2019

I will be doing full length reviews of each of these projects in the upcoming weeks / months, interspersed alongside reviews for newly released records. Stay tuned!

The Garden: Clench To Stay Awake – Track Review

California based experimental punk / hip-hop duo, consisting of brothers Fletcher and Wyatt Shears, return to the scene following 2018’s ‘Mirror Might Steal Your Charm’ with their new single ‘Clench To Stay Awake’. This is the duo’s first from their upcoming album ‘Kiss My Superbowl Ring’ due March 13th. The beginning of the song featuresContinue reading “The Garden: Clench To Stay Awake – Track Review”

King Gizzard & The Lizard Concert Review, Alexandra Palace 5/10/19

On Friday I saw King Gizzard and the lizard wizard, the 7-piece genre defying (but mainly psychedelic) Australian band, known for their incredible album output throughout this decade with around 15 albums released in the past 7 or 8 years. I had the luck to see them play in their sold out show at AlexandraContinue reading “King Gizzard & The Lizard Concert Review, Alexandra Palace 5/10/19”