Review: Review: Coloursound EP

Rock n Roll Tales Part 100031 � Purple Turtle, Children of The Revolution,1973 opps sorry 2000. Well hell, what a tale I have to tell —— Before going to the �triumphant comeback� of Children of The Revolution, a few of the gang Andy, Sam, Barney, Stuart, Ian, Jackie and myself decided to met up at the Travelodge (surprise, surprise) and also their old alter egos mates: Felix Stowe; Glas Gow; [read more]

This powerful, articulate, and alarming Declaration of desperation, anger, frustration, and ardent passionate dedication to their cause makes “Declaration” by the Alarm a must for all who are troubled by the lack of control young people experience in longing to order their destiny and affect change. For those who lived through the sixties, it is a re-declaration and challenge to continue questioning and hopefully changing a society that refuses to [read more]

The Western Mail from 23rd June. (From “Singled Out” as the best of the 3 singles reviewed & given 3 stars) “Taken from The Alarm’s excellent new album Under Attack, Raindown is driven by spiky and very current sounding electric guitar riffs that give way to Mike Peters’ impassioned voice and a chorus that’s both anthemic and rich in harmony.” Publication:: Author::