- Sheryl Willis

Profile
I have a large passion for music, my main music interests lie in indie/rock music, some of my favourite artists are: The Libertines, Babyshambles, Dirty Pretty Things, The Strokes, Manic Street Preachers, The Clash and Paramore. These are the main bands I like, but there are various others too.
One of my main interests is watching live music, I don’t think you can beat the atmosphere of a good show where the band are engaged with the crowd.
I am aiming to have a journalistic career in music, for a long time it has been the only job that I can see myself doing and being able to enjoy
Reviews:
Billy Vincent - She Album Review- If you thought you’d seen all that the rejuvenation of folk music had to offer over the past few years you are much mistaken. Billy Vincent have breathed new life into a very much ...
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- Pulp @ Royal Albert Hall - 31/03/2012 - Live Review
- Over the recent years we’ve seen so many older bands reform, we’ve probably lost count. PULPp became one of these recently reformed acts back in 2011 when they re-joined to play th...
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Blood Red Shoes - In Time To Voices Album Review- Blood Red Shoes are one of those bands that seem to have been around forever. That could be because in the four years they’ve been a part of our music scene, toured relentlessly an...
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Ledfoot - Gothic Blues Volume One Album Review- Ledfoot is the name in which singer-songwriter Tim Scott McConnell gives his work for the past three and a half decades. McConnell joined his first band back in 1979 which gave him...
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- The Stranglers @ O2 Academy [1, 2 and 3] - 10/03/2012 - Live Review
- For a band that has been around the block a dozen times already, it shows at tonight’s live show being held for the release of the band’s new album ‘Giants’ – their first release i...
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Blood Red Shoes - Cold Single Review- Everyone’s favourite alternative rock duo from Brighton are back with this first single from their new third and forthcoming album ‘In Time To Voices’ released later this month. W...
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Young Guns - Bones Single Review- ‘Bones’ is the second single release from the same titled album by the Young Guns. After the success of their first single ‘Learn My Lesson’, they have a lot to live up to with thi...
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Enter Shikari - Arguing with Thermometers Single Review- This latest track from Enter Shikari is quite the oddball, what begins as something that has the band’s name and sound stamped all over it soon transgresses into something similar ...
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Max Raptor - Carolina Single Review- Having reviewed Max Raptor last year, the first impressions upon listening to this new single is that they have come a long way in a short space of time. Firstly let’s clear this u...
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We Are Augustines - Rise Ye Sunken Ships Album Review- Right from the start when you hear the name of this Brooklyn based band you can’t help but think “Ah another indie band”. If this is your first opinion then you wouldn’t be far of...
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- Lights [Toronto] - Where the fence is low Single Review
- With the name Lights Poxleitner (yes that is the name on her passport not a stage name) you can’t help but think this 24 year old singer may be something special if not special she...
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Scholars - Bad for Business Single Review- For years now our music scene has lacked something that every other decade has had plenty of; a rock band that oozes attitude by the bucket load, writes and shouts about the unfair...
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Sound of Guns - Angels & Enemies Album Review- One band who is bound to hit it big in 2012 is the Sound of Guns, already being hailed as HMV’s next big thing and shortlisted in XFM’s 2011 New Music award, so the pressure is on ...
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Anti-Flag - The General Strike Album Review- One of America’s finest old school punk bands Anti-Flag are returning next month with their 8th studio album ‘General Strike’. Well known for their left wing approach and a back c...
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Ringo Starr - Ringo 2012 Album Review- One of music’s biggest names is starting 2012 by making his return to music. Whether you’re a fan or not of Ringo Starr you will be familiar with both his name and his extensive ba...
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Amelia White - Beautiful and Wild Album Review- The advantage of self-releasing your own album is that you can quite happily do your own thing and sod everyone else. That would be exactly what Amelia White has done with her debu...
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- Buzzcocks @ The Corporation - 17/12/2011 - Live Review
- One of the finest names in punk music graced Sheffield to play one of their finest live sets, despite only having two original band members present, The Buzzcocks were on good form...
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- Flogging Molly @ Wulfrun Hall - 29/11/2011 - Live Review
- Right from the word go this show was always going to be one to remember, launching with live favourite ‘The likes of you again’, Flogging Molly were on top form. Performing an hou...
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Wham! - The Final 25th Anniversary Edition Album Review- Who would have thought that when George Michael and Andrew Ridgeley formed Wham!, after being school friends, that they would actually become a world pop phenomenon. These days the...
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Paper Crows - When Friends Survive Single Review- Paper Crows’ latest single has everyone talking for so many reasons mainly because they’re being tipped as the next big rising stars in music. Also the fact that Mark Rankin, who ...
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Flashguns - Passions of a Different Kind Album Review- The first thing that can be noted about this band is how they like to stand on their own two feet. Like many other bands just breaking the music scene, Flashguns had their fair sha...
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Bombay Bicycle Club - Lights Out, Words Gone Single Review- It only seems a few years ago that Bombay Bicycle Club were hailed to be the next big thing. Fortunately for this band these predictions were right and with their latest and third ...
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Born Blonde - Radio Bliss Single Review- Having already gained huge support from the likes of NME, some of you may already be familiar with Born Blonde. If you listen to Radio one and are a fan of the great Zane Lowe the ...
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St. Spirit - Build a Life Single Review- The main thing that is surprising about this act is that St Spirit are a band comprised of nineteen year olds. ‘Build A Life’ may not be the most amazing single of all time but con...
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Funeral Suits - Health Single Review- If the music industry hasn’t already seen enough electronic indie then say hello to Funeral Suits. This Irish quartet is due to release their new single ‘Health’ despite the fact i...
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