Tag: Joe Symes and the Loving Kind
An Exclusive Interview With Joe Symes & The Loving Kind + New Album ‘Portmanteau’...
Jammerzine has an exclusive interview with Colin White, drummer for the iconic British band known as Joe Symes and the Loving Kind about their latest album titled 'Portmanteau', dropping today (September 27th).
'Portmanteau' is that...
Jammerzine Exclusive: An Interview with Joe Symes and the Loving Kind
Jammerzine has an interview with Joe Symes and Colin White from the ever growing musical steamroller known as Joe Symes and the Loving Kind.
With their new video titled 'It's All Too Late' releasing...
First Look: Joe Symes and the Loving Kind – A Place to Call Our...
Joe Symes and the Loving Kind have released their new video for the song titled 'A Place To Call Our Own'. Animated by Jonathan Dolan, we get a perfectly matched blend of originality and...
Jammerzine Exclusive: An Interview with Colin White from Joe Symes and the Loving Kind
Jammerzine has an exclusive interview with drummer Colin White from Joe Symes and the Loving Kind. With their new EP titled ‘A Place To Call Our Own’ (review HERE) out now, we get that...
The Test Drive: Joe Symes and the Loving Kind – A Place To Call...
Joe Symes and the Loving Kind have released their new EP titled 'A Place To Call Our Own'. Joe and the boys have always been consummate songwriters to my ears but, with this latest...
The Best #Indie of 2021
Jammerzine's The Best #Indie of 2021 is a collection of music from independent artists around the world that were featured on Jammerzine in the year 2021.
First Look: Joe Symes and the Loving Kind – Shine Tonight
Joe Symes and the Loving Kind have released their new video for the track titled 'Shine Tonight'. A slick video on the outside, a perfect meld of audio and video on the inside, but the magic is within the song. Joe Symes and the Loving Kind are a guitar based band with a killer, and I mean killer rhythm section. This is a three piece. Remember that while you watch and listen.
Jammerzine’s The Week in #Indie for 7/19/2021
Exclusive interviews with Hybrid, Alphanaut, and Order of the Static Temple. Also, exclusive premieres and new music from Ciaran Whyte, Joe Symes and the Loving Kind, Me, I'm Counting, Run Remedy, Skumlove, Space Summit, and The Convenience.
First Look: Joe Symes and the Loving Kind – I’m Gonna Find Out Someday
Joe Symes and the Loving Kind have released their new video for the track titled 'I'm Gonna Find Out Someday'. While the video showcases a photo montage of the band in their current state, the track lends credence to the powerful and simultaneously subtle songwriting skills that Joe Symes and the band has that is truly captivating.
The 25 Best Indie Albums of 2015: The Prolific – 1000 Part 1
The Prolific are a band that absolutely cannot be pidgeon-holed into a genre. They are that good. One track after another of solid music from a solid band. Expect BIG things from The Prolific...
The 25 Best Indie Albums of 2015: Radiodrone – The Truth Syndicate Diaries
Melding the perfect blend of heaviness and harmony is a tricky thing to accomplish. Believe me I know. But Radiodrone have no trouble with it whatsoever with their 2015 release "The Truth Syndicate Diaries"....
The 25 Best Indie Albums of 2015: Jack Hardy – Slipped
Jack Hardy impressed me right off the bat. With his "Wall of Sound" approach to recording and his "Mersey Sound" approach to songwriting it's easy to put his music in your stereo, hit play,...
The 25 Best Indie Albums of 2015: Rum Thief – Reach For the Weatherman
Rum Thief is a master songwriter. The previews never lie. And what's more is that he has the lungs to back his music. I simply love his voice. He has the conviction as well...
The 25 Best Indie Albums of 2015: Hackmonocut – The Sum of My Parts
Hackmonocut is an enigma if ever there was one. And that is a good thing because it ads a mystique to his already gorgeous music. Think 21st century Jim Morrison, not in style of...
The 25 Best Indie Albums of 2015: Jasmine Cain – White Noise
Musically powerful and seductive is the best way to describe Jasmine Cain. A talented singer/songwriter/bassist/rockstar with a penchant for writing good music this is the new first lady of rock. Remember the name and mention...
The 25 Best Indie Albums of 2015: Tits, Tats and Whiskers – Laugh, Dance,...
Three parts raucous, rebellious, and revolutionary is the best way to describe Japan based threesome Tits, Tats, and Whiskers and their 2015 release "Laugh, Dance, and Cry". They go all in when it comes...
The 25 Best Indie Albums of 2015: Victory Kicks – High Wires
Seemlessly crafted is the best way to describe Victory Kick's 2015 album, "High Wires". This album puts up to shut up with a steady stream of indie hits and solid tracks. I would liken...
The 25 Best Indie Albums of 2015: The Train Set – Never California
With musical roots dating back to the eighties Manchester scene, The Train Set sounds fresh and new as ever with their 2015 release, "Never California". Being that they are, in fact, the very inspiration...
The 25 Best Indie Albums of 2015: Bloodhounds On My Trail – Escape II
Bloodhounds On My Trail had a simply superb 2015 with the release of their album "Escape II". These Melbourne Shoegazers have a layered texture to their music that is as unparalleled as it is...
The 25 Best Indie Albums of 2015: Silverbird – Pureland
Silverbird clearly had an awesome 2015 with the release of their album "Pureland". What we have here are nine rock anthems of different magnitude with one vision and that vision is to make the...
The 25 Best Indie Albums of 2015: Elora – Cada día es así
"Cada día es así" is one of those albums that simply grabs you with it's opener and won't let go until the last track has had it's way with you. Elora scored big this...
The 25 Best Indie Albums of 2015: Painted Fish – Painted Fish
"I really wish every single day was a beach day...", as one of the lyrics from "Beach Day Blues", is a perfect summation of Painted Fish's eponymous 2015 album. This band is a well...
The 25 Best Indie Albums of 2015: My Cruel Goro – My Cruel Goro
The aggressiveness is what is most contagious when it comes to My Cruel Goro's 2015 eponymous effort. While it may not arguably be an album due to it's length it counts none the less...
The 25 Best Indie Albums of 2015: Northern Uproar – Hey Samurai!
Slick and persuasive as if a cross between a musical Einstein and poetic Casanova, Northern Uproar had to know that they were on to something when they were recording "Hey Samurai!". To change the...
The 25 Best Indie Albums of 2015: The Bros. Landreth – Let It Lie
This is the new face of modern alt.country. Meet Canadian outfit The Brothers Landreth and their phenomenal 2015 release "Let It Lie". Being a guitarist myself, I am simply in awe at this album...