Single Reviews

1. 

   The King Blues - Save The World, Get The Girl

   1 Jan 1970 // Rating:

   ****

   /5
2. 

   The Prodigy - Omen

   1 Jan 1970 // Rating:

   *****

   /5
3. 

   here, or read our recent Young Guns interview here.Sam Tolley">Young Guns - In The Night

   1 Jan 1970 // Rating:

   ****

   /5
4. 

   
   Think an early, post piss up Blur, needing a shower and fresh pants, and you'll be somewhere near the ball park in which this intriguing proposition currently play.Sam Tolley">Popular Workshop - Her Birthday

   1 Jan 1970 // Rating:

   ****

   /5
5. 

   ) reminds you of classics such as 'Seek And Destroy', whilst the now safely reinstated solos provide certain moshpit carnage - whether you're lucky enough to see them, hear it at a rock club, or just want to make one in your room. This single marks the end of an admittedly shaky few years. You can moan about the sound quality and compression if you really want, but it's going to sound bad with your head so far up your own arse. Metallica are well and truly back at the top of the metal pile.
   
   In addition, the video is class, watch it here.Phillip May">Metallica - All Nightmare Long

   1 Jan 1970 // Rating:

   *****

   /5
6. 

   limited edition package with CD along with a unique 3.5" floppy disk – this is just the kind of single they need to keep producing to keep eyebrows raised and bodies moving.Phillip May">We Are The Physics - Bulimia Sisters

   1 Jan 1970 // Rating:

   ***

   /5
7. 

   The Mojo Fins - Always Now

   1 Jan 1970 // Rating:

   *****

   /5
8. 

   The Gaslight Anthem - Old White Lincoln

   1 Jan 1970 // Rating:

   *****

   /5
9. 

   . There is far better around, but if this kind of danceable emo pop-punk is for you then you can do a damn sight worse.Phillip May">My American Heart - There Are More Frightening Things

   1 Jan 1970 // Rating:

   ***

   /5
10. 

    Katy Perry - Hot N Cold

    24 Nov 2008 // By Phill May // Rating:

    3

    /5
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