Wycked Synn – The Vision
Album Review by EDF Opening THE VISION album with a 52-second instrumental intro, INTO THE DARKNESS sets the listener up to a musical timewarp where 1980’s metal is still alive … Continue reading >>
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WWF Aggression – Various Artists
Album Review by Mark Bayross With a title like that, you kind of know what to expect. This album is a soundtrack to the biggest-grossing entertainment spectacle in America since … Continue reading >>
Woven Hand
Concert Review by Jamie Homer The Borderline, London – May 2005 Tonight the 100+ strong at the Borderline in London were truly honoured to receive ex 16 Horsepower front man … Continue reading >>
The Wonder Stuff – Escape From Rubbish Island
Album Review by Mark Bayross Having thrown in the towel 11 years ago and then re-formed in 2001 to play sold out live shows to the still-faithful, The Wonder Stuff, … Continue reading >>
The Wonder Stuff – Bile Chant & Escape From Rubbish Island
Single Review by Mark Bayross Following on from Miles Hunt’s recent comeback album comes this five track maxi single featuring one of the album’s stand-out songs plus the title track … Continue reading >>
Wilt – Understand
Single Review by Mark Bayross With their second album MY MEDICINE getting deservedly good reviews, Irish four piece Wilt have released the REM-sounding UNDERSTAND as their next single. While not … Continue reading >>
Wilt – Take Me Home
Single Review by Mark Bayross Affable Irishmen Wilt return with a new guitarist on board (Derren Dempsey) and the first single from their sophomore album MY MEDICINE. Powered by an … Continue reading >>
Wilt – Radio Disco
Single Review by Nigel A. Messenger Don’t be fooled by the title of the record RADIO DISCO as this is definitely not a dance track. The name of this Dublin … Continue reading >>
Wilt – Open Arms
Single Review by Nigel A. Messenger OPEN ARMS is Wilt’s third single release taken from their forthcoming debut album BASTINADO. Available on 2 CDs and 7 inch formats, the single … Continue reading >>
Wilt – No Worries
Single Review by Mark Bayross Cormac Battle and co have been quietly gaining ground since pulling the plug on Kerbdog and resurfacing as the spiky, perky pop-punk Wilt. Their debut … Continue reading >>