Showing posts with label never. Show all posts
Showing posts with label never. Show all posts

Tuesday, 27 January 2015

Darlia - I've Never Been To Ohio YTV

27/01/15 YouTube Video

This is another band that continue to release great singles. Blackpool 3 piece Darlia with latest killer tune I've Never Been To Ohio. For me it has elements of a grungy Oasis with the same strong rock sound of Foo Fighters/QOTSA which work extremely well together. Short and sweet but enjoy!



Tuesday, 24 September 2013

YouTube Video Of The Week! 24/09/13

This week I have chosen one of Avril Lavignes new songs called Here's To Never Growing Up. It has the classic sound of an Avril track with all the catchy lyrics and pop tunes. What she sings about seems relevant to her major success at a young age but for me she has always made songs that I enjoy listening to throughout her career. This song and her other release from the up and coming album has solidified my pre-order of it. Both songs I have liked and expect more of the same kind of quality with the rest of the tracks. Give it a listen!


Saturday, 4 May 2013

1 Year Old

I really wanted to get a post out on the first of may seeing as at that point my blog would have been 1 year old but due to uni deadlines I have been crazy busy and only managed to find the time now.
A few days ago now I went to see Never Shout Never and We Are The In Crowd play at The Institute Birmingham. NSN were on first and played a large handful of songs. It seemed to be over pretty fast as they stopped playing at like 5 past 8. I enjoyed Christopher Drews playing of various different instruments and in doing so, showing what a talented guy he is. Also the random banter that him and his bandmates had was fun to watch. I would like to see them as headliners sometime, I think they would put on a great longer show.

WATIC also were a full of energy group, the female lead I really like and I think I particularly enjoy female vocals with rock music. There is something about it that works really well. As for seeing them again live I don't think I would be that bothered, something about the sound they made was very samey to me that a lot of bands could reproduce. But I still enjoyed it.

To sort of commemorate my year I have purchased the latest Frank Turner album Tape Deck Heart on vinyl which if you remember my first post is the best way to listen to the dude.