INTERVIEW: Wonderland Trip

Wonderland Trip
Interview

'Catchy melodic pop punk songs with clever guitar parts.'

I dropped an email to Wonderland Trip, after I heard their work, & immediately got a positive answer from the band for interviewing them. 

Manchester's three-piece Steve Rice (vocals/guitar), Adam Shaw (bass) & Ben Walsh (drums) gladly answered questions about the band & its future.

INTERVIEW: Signed In Crimson

SIGNED IN CRIMSON

Interview

'Fist pumping, soul clenching, adrenaline rushing, female-fronted rock.'

I stumbled upon Signed In Crimson through the magical place called the Internet. I liked what I've heard & immediately decided to contact the band and, hopefully, interview them. The luck was on my side as they were happy to answer some questions I sent them. 

UK's very own female-fronted heavy rockers - Micki (vocals), Kyle (guitar), Ant (bass) & Tim (drums) answers questions about their band, influences and future plans! 

INTERVIEW: Shambles

SHAMBLES

Interview

'A bunch of people drinking sh*tty beer and playing music.'

After accidentally being followed by Shambles on Twitter and hearing their music online, I decided to try my luck and contact them. I sent  an e-mail, with hopes of not being too annoying of a person, and it worked. 

Originated form Boston, Massachusetts, four guys - Rob (guitar/vocals), Jeremy (bass/vocals), Ben (drums/vocals) and PJ (guitar) agreed to answer some of the questions I sent them (because I am too broke to fly to Boston).

REVIEW: Icon For Hire 'Self-titled'

ICON FOR HIRE
SELF-TITLED
(Album review)

On the 15th of October, American rock band Icon For Hire released their second 'Self-titled' album, immediately hitting iTunes 'Top Albums' with 28th place in US and appearing in 200 most downloadable albums in UK.

REVIEW: Panic! At the Disco 'Too Weird To Live, Too Rare To Die!'

PANIC! AT THE DISCO

TOO WEIRD TO LIVE, TOO RARE TO DIE!

(Album Review)

On 8th of October, Panic! At the Disco's fourth studio album 'Too Weird To Live, Too Rare To Die!' was launched worldwide, becoming 6th most downloadable iTunes album in the UK and reaching 2nd place in the United States.