Daily Newsletter, August 29,2024

Home » Blog » Hot Picks 27/8/24 – The Best New Releases Photo: House of Allegro Today we bring to you our hottest finds of the week. We have curated a list of the best releases from our musical travels this week and are putting them all in one place for your listing pleasure! This coverage […]

Further Listening: 5. Lou Terry’s New Single Is A Really Wild Ride A songwriter based out of Deptford in South-East London, Lou Terry is a self-styled Genre mangler who has won acclaim from e…

David Gilmour is one of the many musicians who celebrate Brian Wilson's genius, claiming these two early Beach Boys tracks show it best.

This was supposed to be last week’s HHD, but for some reason Word Press would not format correctly. Then we lost our power for a week and everything stopped while CFE tried three times to fix…

London via Hong Kong singer-songwriter Garlen Lo is becoming a sort of a regular here at The Other Side Reviews,

New book, 'McCartney Legacy, Volume 2', is covering McCartney’s work post-Beatles, and his life from 1974 to 1980.

For weeks now, the Gallagher brothers have been floating signs that their band, Oasis, might be headed towards a reunion.

Thirty years after the release of their captivating debut album, Oasis have announced they are reuniting – news that has delighted middle-aged fans and a whole new generation alike.

Oasis are reuniting in 2025, and with that there have been an array of questions regarding who the support acts will be. Out hope is that they're local bands.

He didn’t expect to do well at MIT; he didn’t expect his music to be successful. But engineer Tom Scholz ’69, SM ’70, became an inventor, producer, and philanthropist—and the artistic and technical brains behind a juggernaut rock band.

The Clientele, masters of drizzly and atmospheric British indie rock, have been making softly reassuring music for well over 20 years. Last year, the Clientele released their album I Am Not There Anymore, and they followed it up with the non-album B-side “Still Corridor.” Contrary to their album title, the Clientele are still there, and they’ve just shared a new song that was previously available only to a select few.