Cee Rock The Fury- 6 Hott Jointz
EP Review by EDF New York Hip Hop recording artist Fury Anderson has one agenda and that is to become a highly ranked international artist. As a preview to his … Continue reading >>
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Fifth Amendment – Heaven
Single Review by Nigel A. Messenger A great new sound from Fifth Amendment, Heaven is their second single release. It’s nice and heavy, and the quality of their sound is … Continue reading >>
Feedback – Labels
EP Review by Mark Bayross After the four-song EP NO RETURN, LABELS marks the second collaboration between Pennsylvania four-piece Feedback and co-producers VexX (of the band Moonseed) and the Grammy-winning … Continue reading >>
Fifth Amendment – Fifth Amendment
Album Review by Mark Bayross Rock music is going through a bit of a renaissance and even the corporate pap machine can’t dampen that fact: Limp Bizkit on TOP OF … Continue reading >>
Fedia – Fedia
Album Review by EDF Well here’s something that I do not come across every day – my first review of a CD all the way from Russia. You would never … Continue reading >>
Fifth Amendment – Addict
Single Review by Mark Bayross This is the third single to be taken from Fifth Amendment’s excellent self-titled debut album and it’s a clever choice. After the snarling hardcore thump … Continue reading >>
The Features – The Way It’s Meant To Be
Single Review by EDF This is what singles should be about. THE WAY IT’S MEANT TO BE is over two minutes of fevered, frenzied Strokes-like noise that will sort out … Continue reading >>
Faith Hill – Breathe
Album Review by Nigel A. Messenger Already one of America’s biggest stars, Faith Hill is about to conquer the world too. She’s a multi-million selling chart-topper, critically acclaimed award-winner, face … Continue reading >>
Frank Sinatra – The Platinum Collection
Album Review by EDF Few artists get a second chance. Least so with Frank Sinatra who found himself being attacked by the press. His marriages were stormy, his movie roles … Continue reading >>
Five O’Clock Heroes – White Girls
Single Review by Mark Bayross Following on from their HEAD GAMES single comes another slice of choppy indie guitar pop from New York’s Five O’Clock Heroes, carrying a funky / … Continue reading >>