Tag Archives: Brit-pop

Oasis to Announce Their Reunion This Week

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Oasis has been teasing a reunion announcement for this week. The band will make an announcement tomorrow at 8 AM GMT that will likely include a world tour and festival dates. The members of the band, including the infamous Gallagher brothers on their socials. The band officially split up in 2009 but had years of fighting in the press and in real life too. This year marks the anniversary of their second album Definitely Maybe, and1995 will be the 30th anniversary of their huge hit record What’s The Story (Morning Glory). Continue reading →


ALBUM REVIEW: Enter Shikari – A Kiss For The Whole World

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Ever since their original EPs dating back to the start of the 21st Century, Enter Shikari have been one of the stand-out bands of the alternative UK scene for bringing together a variety of sounds under a single uniform. Not only being one of the more experimental bands in their field but also one of the only bands to showcase these genres in a fully realised art form that just, quite simply works. Now twenty years on, the band’s Spark (see what I did there) has not faltered at all. It’s been incredible to see this journey showing the group adding more and more genres to their arsenal. In the prior two albums, Enter Shikari have shown they’re more than able to dip into Brit-Pop to classical with ease. The ever-present question that lingers on after each release is: what could the band do next?

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River Fury – 5 Year Plan EP

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Having been born of the open mic performance circuit of the UK, young, up and coming alt. rockers  River Fury are a testament to the early doors performances and how vital they are to growth for both bands individually and for our music scene as a whole. What may sound humble and pure beginnings in this case has produced a very promising prospect indeed, as evidenced by this short but sweet EP, Five Year Plan (Painted Halo Records). Continue reading →