First Listen: Lia Rox – Hound
Hailing from East Berlin, Lia emerged on the UK's music scene as the only non-British artist to contribute vocals to The Peace Collective's UK Hit 'All Together Now' where she joined an all star...
First Listen: Joel Thomas – Sunshine Funshine
Joel Thomas is a twenty-two year old singer songwriter from Liverpool. The latest signing to Edge Hill University's in-house record label, Joel has been playing the guitar for the last seven years and writing...
The Test Drive: Karl Walsh & The Happy Future – Birds
The Happy Future was formed in Manchester in 2015 by Karl Walsh who was originally signed to Factory Records by Tony Wilson. Walsh, also a founder member of acoustic trio To Hell With Burgundy,...
The Test Drive: Maker – Girl Quit Your Crying
Maker are quickly becoming a colossal force to be reckoned with. While I'm still listening to their previous outing, "Move Your Feet", they go and drop "Girl Quit Your Crying" on me! And after...
First Listen: Discolor Blind – Black And Grey
Cinematic in nature, dystopic in execution, Discolor Blind boldly, yet seamlessly cross genres with their latest offering "Black And Grey". Combining rough, distorted guitars with grandiose keys, Askhan Malayeri takes on more of the part of...
The Test Drive: The Black Watch – The Gospel According To John
The Black Watch's new album "The Gospel According To John" is a testament to the underexposed. This is a brilliant album. Taking the post modern of old and mixing it with an originality unheralded...
Jammerzine Exclusive: An Interview with LUCKYandLOVE
Musical duos come in all shapes and genres. Some work. Some don't. Musically. Today we talk to a musical duo that not only works; it thrives. The music coming from this duo is simply...
First Listen: The Tangents – Tonight
Finally a happy-go-lucky anthem for the summer rock set. The Tangents give a brilliant take on the pop rock summer fun with a soundtrack for the season. This is songwriting 101 and class is...
First Listen: Seraya Young – Peace, Love & Understanding
If EDM captured the pure essence of spirituality, then it would immediately take the form of "Peace, Love & Understanding", the new song from South African artist Seraya Young. As if written during a lucid...
First Listen: Black Needle Noise – Neon Noir with Dr. Strangefryer
Tech-tastically brilliant in scope and melodically retro-adventerous in execution, Black Needle Noise, a.k.a. John Fryer has officially declared his new single, "Neon Noir" released. This time with the guise of Dr. Strangefryer, "Neon Noir"...
First Look: Parsons Rocket Project – Exit Launch
By combining ethereal dreamscapes with pop sensibility, and adding technological and cosmic vistas, Parsons Rocket Project score a well done with their new video titled "Exit Launch". The song presents itself almost as a lucid...
First Look: The Stevenson Ranch Davidians – Wack Magick
Retrostylistically brilliant and modernistically relevant, The Stevenson Ranch Davidians continue their aural assault to the senses with 'Wack Magick' and the accompanying mystically seductive video. While The Stevenson Ranch Davidians obviously root their style in the...
First Listen: Escapade – Red Sky
A total aural assault to the senses! Escapade give this thunderous foot stomper known as "Red Sky" everything they have as only the best of bands can as they make the listener sweat and...
First Look: Tombstones In Their Eyes – Always There
Haunting and melancholic by nature, creative by default, Tombstones In Their Eyes give an anthem to the sublime with their new video for the track titled "Always There". This is a beautiful song. A soundtrack...
First Look: Neil. – Blank Sheet
Haunting and visceral is how best to describe Neil.'s "Blank Sheet" video. The song starts beautifully with a haunting acoustic guitar and dreamlike soothing vocal track that builds to a crescendo where the song never lets...
First Listen: The History of Colour TV – As Gray As Park Can Be
The History of Colour TV deliver a dirty yet melodic mess of beautiful chord progressions and interwoven hooks in their new track titled "As Gray As Park Can Be", off of their new album...
The Test Drive: Maker – Move Your Feet
Infectious to the point of being contagious, Maker's new EP "Move Your Feet" chuck up five of the gnarliest, catchiest funk-punk "grunge-itude" clad hook laden tracks found on either side of the pond. I'm...
The Test Drive: DocFell & Co – Dust Bowl Heart
On any given Wednesday, in a Tahlequah back alley that smells of fryer steam and hash browns, you can walk up a rickety flight of stairs and find yourself amongst the padded walls sound...
First Listen: Black Needle Noise (John Fryer) – Swimming Through Dreams (with Mimi Page)
Stepping out from behind the board, legendary producer John Fryer claims his musical birthright with the help of singer-songwriter Mimi Page. Canvasing a vast sonic landscape wherever he goes, John (a.k.a. Black Needle Noise) paints...
First Listen: Jackson Legg – OverEasy (She’s Always)
Lancashire based songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Jackson Legg began writing songs when he was in his early twenties and living in London. Having already written a novel, Legg found that putting words to music felt...
Jammerzine Exclusive: An Interview with Joel Gion
The Brian Jonestown Massacre's Joel Gion is a modern renaissance man. In every sense of the word. He has no time for the drama that, more and more, we all seem to get caught...
The Test Drive: Echo Arcadia – Visions of Symmetry
Echo Arcadia are six piece Indie band from Edinburgh, Scotland who strive to "make music that will break your heart while your foot taps along." Guitars underpinned by thumping drums, thick bass lines and...
Jammerzine Exclusive: An Interview With AC/DC’s Phil Rudd + New Solo Album Out Today
As they say, it's a long way to the top if you want to rock n' roll. But, to stay on the top, you have to remain relevant. Through all of his trials and...
First Listen: Divisionists – Say Can You
London UK's Divisionists are set to release their new album titled "Daybreak" on March 17th, but first, here is a taste via their lead single "Say Can You". The song harks back to the...
First Look: SPC ECO – Under My Skin
SPC ECO (pronounced Space Echo) has officially released their new video for the single "Under My Skin". Hauntingly eloquent in delivery and beautifully persuasive in execution, SPC ECO captures a spectacular lucid dream with a video that's...