Author: Thomas William

Natural Rebel is the fifth solo album from Richard Ashcroft (excluding ‘RPA & The United Nations of Sound’) and the second to be released under his own label. In recent interviews, he has not been shy in demonstrating the satisfaction he holds for his latest work; claiming it to be his strongest set of songs to date.

Clutch, the four-piece from Maryland, remain sonically inseparable from the Palm Desert Scene are in their element on new release. With no aggression or diesel-fueled brashness lost from the punk roots of their debut, Book of Bad Decisions serves up the same unrelenting energy and punch.

Considering that it took the ex-Rascals front-man only two years to follow ‘The Colour of the Trap’ (2011) with ‘Don’t Forget Who You Are’ (2013), five years is a notably large gap for Miles Kane. The Buzz checked out his latest release Coup De Grace released this week.

Review: Nine Inch Nails – ‘Bad Witch’ A dauntless yet compromised return to the industrial frenzy. Since its breakthrough into pop music’s avant-garde, the ‘Nine Inch Nails’ project has cemented itself as the rendezvous for society’s outsiders

Album Review: Arctic Monkeys- ‘Tranquillity Base Hotel & Casino’ (Domino) Arctic Monkeys return with a solar-eclipsed decopunk masterpiece. In the five years that followed the raw and youthful aggression of their debut Whatever People Say I Am That’s What I’m Now (2006), the Arctic Monkey’s

Album Review: Jack White: ‘Boarding House Reach’ Jack White returns from a trip in a parallel universe. Having spent much of his adolescence with a four-track tape recorder, Jack White has built a career as a champion of analogue technology