Read a review of the first Coloursound album from The Phantom Tollbooth.
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Review: Soul Co Beach Party Update
Stage time for Soul Company at the H2004:Beached festival has been announced as 4.30pm (Saturday 17th July). Following the recording the Power of Soul album, Mo Witham will be temporarily on assignment for the summer and guitar player Jim Holmes will be stepping in to play The Beach Party with Soul Co on the 17th. Jim, who has already guested on the Power of Soul sessions with the band on [read more]
Gathering 2008 Review by Kempy
The Gathering 16 – 2008 Gathering Review From Kempy Via The Forum Gathering Review From Kempy Via The Forums I’ve just got back after a 3-hour drive from Llandudno, and easily two of the best gigs I’ve ever been to. I’m an 18 year old student, so I haven’t been an Alarm/Mike Peters fan for as long as some. I first saw the band when they supported Status Quo a [read more]
Review: STRONGER THAN THE REST?: �STRENGTH� LP review
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]