- David Adair
Profile
I am 26 and interested in pursuing a career in Journalism. I enjoy a variety of music, reading, writing, films (Green Mile is my fav)
Recent Articles
- Little Barrie video - Love You released
- Nottingham-based retro-indie-funksters Little Barrie have just released the video to their single Love You - directed by Scottish director Blair Young. The band - who recently finished touring with Pr...
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Recent Reviews:
Everybody Wants Me - The Pigeon Detectives Single Review- With their first single, ‘This Is An Emergency’ from their second album, Leeds’ catchy stompers The Pigeon Detectives, failed to capture the imagination of listeners, as it barely ...
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Boomtown Gems - Apache Album Review- Drawn from members of various sectors of Rock N’ Roll’s more earnest, strident and jam fired outfits such as The Cuts and Ghengis Khan, quivering quartet Apache is born. Right from...
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Milk Crisis - The Go! Team Single Review- Bjork fronting a new wave/nu rave outfit vibe is given off by Brightonian six-piece, The Go! Team. They proudly shove into the limelight one of the Bonus Disc Edition tracks from 2...
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Who (ft. Agnes Deyn) - Five O'Clock Heroes Single Review- Lancashire’s favourite former fat fryer, Agyness Deyn uses her versatile well pitched range to rub against rugged and almost cocky strut of Five O’Clock Heroes mainstay, Anthony El...
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When We Embraced - Micah P Hinson Single Review- Through 2004’s debut album ‘And The Gospel Of Progress’, the world-weary and wisdom espousing Texan, Micah P Hinson broadened the appeal of searching western country/folk music. Fo...
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Dreams Of Breathing Underwater - Eliza Carthy Album Review- Occasional Billy Bragg collaborator and, for many, the mainstay of UK folk music, Yorkshire born Eliza Carthy, unleashes a seventh solo studio album. It is an epic containing, noir...
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Platform Moon - Jupiter One Single Review- Gazing disco meets thoughtful pop with a mid-tempo chaperone as expansive New Yorkers, Jupiter One use their lightening up of the lingering intro’s of The Music to build up into a ...
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My Everything - The Thirst Single Review- A soulful step paves the way for a gate-crash into a dialogue drive post-mod rollick of a party with touches of Milburn and The Rifles, being exposed in ‘My Everything’. This plum ...
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Thea is now a happy Gilmore! - Thea Gilmore Interview- I never have intentions when I write an album. With Liejacker I got fed up at people having too much input in my work. This album is about me taking back control.This is the confid...
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- Whose Lady R U? - The Night Marchers Single Review
- A South Californian gritting over of the Kings Of Leon hippy rocking mystique, with a splattering of The Troggs rugged riffs that combine with the hoarse vocals captures, a Rock N’...
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Weezer (The Red Album) - Weezer Album Review- Rivers Cuomo recently more than ever, has demonstrated that he is very much a man of contrast in approach. Not so long ago, he furtively released a collection of low-key, contempla...
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All You Really Have To Do - White Denim Single Review- A reflective The Rolling Stones sharing a horse and cart ride with the Red Hot Chili Peppers vibe lingers like tension at a Champions League final. An Anthony Kiedis tinge gives th...
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Revenge Of The Psychotronic Man vs The Fractions - Revenge of the Psychotronic Man,The Fractions Split EP Review- Mancunian quartet Revenge Of The Psychotronic Man (ROTPM), driving force behind the label (TNS Records) are responsible for this punchy conjoined celebration of the fun and frivolo...
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Not My Girl - Ejectorseat EP Review- Oodles of friendly melody is piled on top of reflective lyrics, delivered by wiry vocals that rise like inflation, only this time it’s a hold that you won’t mind hanging over you. ...
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Stay - Jay Sean Single Review- This lead single from the long awaited follow up to Jay Sean’s over 300,000 units shifting debut album from 2004, ‘Me Against Myself’. Shows that his pleading, swooning take on R N...
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Electric Feel - MGMT [The Management] Single Review- Is this the chilling out of NU Rave or a fresh and funky revival of the 80s electro kick? Who knows, but one thing is for sure, the adventurous American pairing of Andrew Vanwyngar...
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Waking The Demon - Bullet for my Valentine Single Review- Brazen emo-punks Bullet For My Valentine, continue to show off their Alexisonfire edginess and Thursday feeling from their rumbling and raucous second album ‘Scream On Fire’.With t...
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To Be Loved - Joan as Policewoman Single Review- Joan Wasser (aka Joan As A Police Woman), is in a searching mood and is ready to portray that through, crisp, echoing vocals and a winding blues pushed accompaniment. That is, if t...
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Yeti proudly display their sense of wonder! - Yeti Interview- Just over three years ago, former The Libertines bassist John Halsall confirmed that he was more than ready to move on and away from the wreckage of that compelling, but ill-fated ...
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Alone In Music - The Forest Album Review- A genre bounding Mark E Smith vocal veined, independent spirited, irreverent and slightly raw strut and stroll culminates in 2nd album that is the work Jonah Stevenson. Who has see...
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Last Of The Lookers - The Metros Single Review- Crossing Jamie T with The Blockheads and holding them up by the bootlaces of Sham 69, may seem a little weird and wacky. In the case of this Jak Payne led South London quintet it m...
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What Of Our Future - Cazals Album Review- Right from the off Cazals ooze independence and free will, given the production touches of their own bassist, Martin Dubka through the brooding electro slanted ‘New Boy In Town’. T...
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Warwick Avenue - Duffy Single Review- The doubts surrounding Duffy’s range and consistency last November, the time of the release of throbbing soul-pushed single ‘Rockferry’. That set the snowball of Duffy-mania rollin...
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Black Moon - A human Single Review- The cat got fat and they took away his money, so they sold his wife to man named Tony!These punchy prosaic lyrics are thread through a progressive rhythm bustling instrumental, mak...
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- This Is An Emergency - The Pigeon Detectives Single Review
- Given its prominence in a live setting and the fact that it was aired alongside the stammering indie drawls contained on debut album, ‘Wait For Me’. Means that ‘This Is An Emergenc...
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