Month: November 2002

According to the profile of The Maydays’ members, it’s an obvious “what you see is what you get” situation. Besides the band’s front man Pat Johnson, there’s an almost all-star line up, including one of […]

As for the a-side of the single, besides the best song title and one of the catchiest tunes he’s came up with, this is not too far from Danny’s P76 output, which comes as pretty […]

Another great effort by the Detour label, on their mission of preserving the ’70/’80s mod revival scene. Just like it was the case with most of the participating bands, The Name’s sound was also inspired […]

Risen from the ashes of The Kliek, Kek ’66 has joined the mission of keeping the Dutchbeat sound high on the European sixteez scene scale. This is the band’s second album, which offers an authentic […]

There’s a review of this album in some of the “big” mags (Uncut, Q or something …) where The Waistcoats are being called the next Hives ?!?!?! Now don’t get me wrong, cuz I really […]

In order to cross the time gap between two long-playing releases, the Australian cowboys, lead by the now-Swedish sheriff Joe Algeri, return with another excellent item, gathering every audio aspect from their past, present and […]

Coming from the melody-infected Spain, Gallygows release their second album, spreading the infection all over the world with their irresistible, harmony drenched pop. Originally on Houston Party records, the CD is available all over Europe, […]

Why do I love this album so much? Well, maybe because if I were to have a band, this would be the kind of record that I’d be so proud of having made. Or maybe […]