The Test Drive: Cowards – Teeth
Cowards was born in and around Blueprint Studios, Manchester by three musicians disillusioned with the Manchester gig scene but still in love with making music. Mike Charles, Grant Tildsley and Iwan Jones picked themselves...
Daily Dose: Freudz Couch – I Don’t Care Anymore
Freudz Couch originated in 1992 recording and touring through to 2003 before disbanding with 3 albums and multiple indie singles released during that time. In late 2016 the band reunited to record and release...
The Test Drive: Days Indoors – Dusty Road
London based Days Indoors formed in 2015, the creation of drummer and songwriter Jean-Marc Valat who is joined by long-time collaborator Joe Killington on vocals, Gonçalo Charneca, aka Gonzo, on guitars and Matthew D...
Daily Dose: Amiel Divine – Make It Happen
Hailing from the city-scapes of Los Angeles, Hip Hop Newcomer Amiel Divine, currently signed with West Coast Active-Recording label Quality Dubs, has been hitting the ground running since the release of his debut CD...
Daily Dose: Born of Scars – Stay Away
Born of Scars is a female fronted, modern hard rock band based out of Queens, NY. The band is currently releasing their current CD “Circles.” An accomplished musical unit, Born of Scars has performed...
Jammerzine Exclusive: An Interview with A Tree Grows
If ever there was a genre of music that was just as much a concept in expression, that genre would be jazz. Jazz is such a genre in that it has permeated artistic cultures...
Daily Dose: Reaz – The Sun
Reaz is an eighties born entrepreneur who has built a record label called Tru Sav Ent. from the ground up! Reaz continues to create independent hip hop music while providing a platform for other...
Daily Dose: Post Death Soundtrack – That Which Is
Post Death Soundtrack is a Canadian inter-city music collective consisting of Kenneth Buck, Steve Moore, and Jon Ireson. Founded in Calgary in 2007 by Buck and Moore, the band now operates out of Vancouver,...
Daily Dose: Shotgun Bill – Where It Leads
Hailing from Middletown, New Jersey, Shotgun Bill began playing bass in 1973, playing in bands throughout high school and college, before life eventually took him in a different direction. He has been working with...
Daily Dose: Un Rodo Cora – Crawler
The line up is as fixed as a recipe for pizza. Band members switch instruments, guest musicians enter the ring. All depending on the needs of the song and the form of the day....
First Listen: Blueprint Blue – You and Me
Blueprint Blue discovered 'You and Me' and the incredible story behind the song, when Mairead Nash, manager of Florence and the Machine, asked the band to perform at her wedding.
Originally recorded in 1970 by...
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...
Daily Dose: Christopher Tom – When I Dream of You
It’s not a stretch to say that the Arizona teen Christopher Tom isn’t exactly your average 15-year-old. He’s actually a prolific singer, songwriter and musician.
Since the age of 13, Tom has been on a...
Jammerzine Exclusive: An Interview with John Fryer
The music scene, as well as the music business, has gone through a massive transformation in the last three decades, and I'm not just talking stylistically. Social media has gone from word of mouth...
Daily Dose: Oliver Sean – New York
The MTV Europe Music Awards Nominee, whose music RollingStone Magazine called “its like the Eagles have hired Jack Johnson for some lessons on lightening up” has surprised fans with his stripped down acoustic rock...
Daily Dose: Svavar Knútur – Wanderlust
Icelandic singer-songwriter Svavar Knútur is a talented troubadour whose artistic style stems from humble beginnings set amidst his rural upbringing. Svavar carefully crafts stories into each one of his compositions. Within his albums, he...
Daily Dose: Bruce – intelliGence
Born in Miami, FL, Bruce McKinnon Jr. has played all throughout the United States and Canada, touring Argentina and playing shows in Colombia, he is a well rounded and well versed in his line...
Daily Dose: Halie And The Moon – Sunshine In Disguise
The original music of Halie And The Moon traverses themes of dreamscapes, love, mystery, and celestial images. Each song is brought to life by lush vocals wrapped in the warmth of cello and acoustic...
Daily Dose: TRIP STAR – Last Call
From the Montgomery County area of Rockville, Maryland comes an amazing hip-hop artist known on the music scene as Trip Star. His musical Journey is one that began very early in his life. Having...
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...
Daily Dose: Day Bled Ion – Orbiting Nothing
Day Bled Ion is an eight EP project by musician and artist Daniel Body. Each EP begins as the album art and the 5 songs for each are an expression of their corresponding covers.
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The Test Drive: Traveller – All This Time
The summer of 2012 saw Gerry Sheridan and Simon Usher begin their songwriting partnership, which progressed to become Traveller in January 2016 when they were joined by Martin Yves on guitar and Brian Socha...
Daily Dose: Mr. Boom Boom Bang – Gotta Get Right
In the beginning there was light and then there was sound... and now another star is born to bring a new sound to the music scene. On February 28, 1990 in Philadelphia,Pa Nigel Amaker,...
Jammerzine Exclusive: An Interview with The Aim
Today we talk with a front-man who is well versed in musical history. So much so that his band, The Aim, have taken that history and molded it into something totally fresh and new....
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...