Single Review – Page 11 – VINYL FANTASY REVIEWS

SINGLE REVIEW: The Throwaway Scene – Honeyface (Making a Scene)

Get ready to make a scene; The Throwaway Scene offer arguably their most furious single to date.

Ahead of their debut US tour supporting The Dear Hunter, Redwood return once more to prove genre is merely a suggestion.

Merseyside emo rockers Ugly Jumper are back to remind you that there’s always a bigger fish.

Toronto’s Shel Khan weaves together pop, grunge, and folk on this ethereal, hypnotic new single.

Benefits swap their aggressive noise rock for slick cub sensibilities and make it look totally effortless.

Evolving from a three-piece to a four-piece, The Garnetts sound more ready than ever to get the world dancing.

Ahead of their debut album, Centerfold drop their most polished hard rock offering to date.

Ahead of their immense headline tour of Europe, Spiritbox return to demonstrate why they’re worthy of their juggernaut reputation.

Continuing her strongest year to date, NEONshe’s journey of self discovery culminates in a brilliantly ambitious pop anthem.

Rising stars of the Merseyside scene, alright (okay), return once more with a blistering take-down of the 9-5 life.