Read a review of the first Coloursound album from The Phantom Tollbooth.
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Read a review of the first Coloursound album from The Phantom Tollbooth.
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The Alarm have combed down their hair and finally plugged in their guitars. Martin Wroe turns up the volume and takes a long hard look at the Welsh wonders’ second album. Eight years ago, in a school in North Wales, two punked-up young boys discovered mutual inspiration in a band called The Clash and formed a punk combo named The Toilets. Those two lads, in the flush of youth, were [read more]
Scottish Daily Record dated 25/02/06. Scottish Daily Record dated 25/02/06. Full Frontal Recoedings There�s 13 tracks in all and if great guitar music is your poison then you really do need to check this out. There�s some brilliant Rock N Roll numbers on here such as �My Town�, �This Is The Way We Are�, �Superchannel� and �Cease And Desist�. The other numbers aren�t far behind and I promise once heard [read more]
Review: The Alarm’s Direct Action Mike Peters and The Alarm have spent the majority of this decade refining what it means to be "The Alarm". The "redefinition", be it in the form of songs, shenanigans, or new band members has not come at the expense of music. Twice, they have set-out to mine their sound and craft their songs with epic multi-volume sets of tracks for their fans to enjoy [read more]
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