concert review – Page 4 – VINYL FANTASY REVIEWS

SINGLE REVIEW: Deshine – Let Me Be Free

‘The best band in the werld’ are back one more to remind you just why they have that confidence.

Ahead of an extensive UK tour, October Drift return with another huge shoegaze-tinged anthem.

Fans of easy listening, steer clear; Heavenly Blue’s debut record is a violent, emotional, and chaotic rollercoaster ride of noisy screamo goodness.

Existential dread through the lens sparkly maximalist punk? Prepare for something special from Topiary Creatures.

If you weren’t in the mood to dance, then prepare to have that flipped on its head, with the latest single from The Garnetts.

The fun doesn’t stop just when the party is over; Popstar are here to give you a night of pure hedonistic rage.

A glorious sonic evolution that grapples with existential dread and making bangers; prepare to get down with Yard Act’s sophomore record.

The world might be ending, but the party is just starting; celebrate the apocalypse with Gen and the Degenerates exhilarating debut record.

The ‘Fab Four’ are out, and the… ‘Super Six’ are in. Red Rum Club take their rightful place as kings of the Merseyside music scene.

New York’s emo pedigree shines through once again, with a solid sophomore effort from Modern-day Machines.