Tag: Oliver Butler
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Track Review: Hook, Line and Sinker by Royal Blood

A heavy, dirty, gritty ride that’ll have you gasping for air and a ciggie, the latest Royal Blood track is their hardest hitting one yet.
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Track Review: Muse – Dig Down

Synth-heavy and on the nose, Muse’s latest track may just be a little familiar…
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Album Review: A Shortcut to Mushrooms by Treeherder

Treeherder hit out with a debut that manages to affirm their place in the UK music scene.
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TRACK REVIEW: Wildfire by Blink 182

It would be rude of us not to review a new blink-182 track but is it any good?
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ALBUM REVIEW: English Tapas by Sleaford Mods

By Oliver Butler (@notoliverbutler) Whilst Sleaford Mods won’t go as far to allege that they ‘tap into the vein of austerity Britan’, it’s certainly fair to say that they hold a cracked mirror up to the pock-marked face of modern Britain, with Jason Williamson’s impassioned rants expertly capturing the anger & betrayal of the modern…
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TRACK REVIEW: You’re In Love With A Psycho by Kasabian

By Oliver Butler (@notoliverbutler) Back again for a sixth bite of the cherry, Kasabian are back with You’re In Love With a Psycho, the first single from their upcoming studio album, For Crying Out Loud, hoping to further cement themselves as Britrock royalty and the heirs to Oasis’ parka-draped throne. The cover for the Leicester…
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TRACK REVIEW: Green Light by Lorde

By Oliver Butler (@notoliverbutler) One thing that should always subtly remain with you when listening to Lorde‘s music is her age, and what she’s achieved by it. Around the age of 13/14, she was laying the groundwork for her debut album, Pure Heroine, and by the age of 16, she smashed into the face of…

