October has exploded onto the scene and I want to open it in hardcore style and introduce to you American band Rozu:
Category: Music
Emma publishes exclusive interviews with rock, indie, alternative bands and artists from around the world, live music reviews, album reviews plus much more music content…
10 favourite film soundtracks
Music is not just in the charts, on the radio or at gigs and festivals. Another element of music I enjoy listening to is film soundtracks.
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Review: Arctic Monkeys at the O2 Arena
The date was Sunday 9th September, the venue was The O2 Arena in London and the star act performing were indie-rock band, the Arctic Monkeys.
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Review: Victorious Festival 2018 (Sunday)
Victorious Festival is a three day music event that takes place in Portsmouth, on the south coast of England, over the August Bank Holiday weekend. I attended on the Sunday, hoping to enjoy a summers day watching the likes of Reverend & the Makers, Lucy Spraggon, Embrace, plus many more.
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Album Review: Erratic Cinematic by Gerry Cinnamon
Erratic Cinematic is the debut album by Scottish singer/song-writer Gerry Cinnamon. Themes in the album include social change, money, love, motivations and emotion.
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Album Review: Eight by Francesco Fonte Band
‘Eight’ is the second album to be released by London trio Francesco Fonte Band. It is filled with power, strength and suspense.
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Music Interview: Molly Grue
For my last music interview, I introduced you to Krista Acheson from Krista D. Now she is back with another solo project by the name of Molly Grue. Krista spoke to me about this new project:
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5 songs that motivate me
Music is a powerful tool that can bring hope, understanding, emotion, motivation and positivity. Emma describes five songs that motivate her in life.
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Stonedeaf Festival 2018
Forget Download, Glastonbury, Reading + Leeds and Victorious. This August bank holiday weekend is the year of Stonedeaf Festival.
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A tribute to Chester Bennington
On Thursday 20th July 2017, the world of music had to say goodbye to a rock icon. Chester Bennington, the lead singer of Linkin Park, lost his battle with depression and committed suicide. A year on, I would like to share my own tribute with a review I wrote of Linkin Park’s memorable performance at the O2 Arena in London back in 2014:
