A CHAT WITH DWEEZIL ZAPPA

Live @ The Brighton Dome, December 1st 2011

Dweezil Zappa, son of Frank Zappa, was preparing to perform the classic 1974 album Apostrophe with his band, Zappa Plays Zappa.

Access All Areas Music interviewer Anthony Weightman spoke … Read More

Against Me! @ Kingston Peel

London, 28th November 2011

Speaking as someone who thinks that Punk Rock as something to believe in is the sole refuge of overly opinionated teenagers, their balding dads and *spits* “anarchists”, Against Me! are a truly inspiring entity. At once … Read More

Frank Turner – HMV Hammersmith Apollo

London, 27th November 2011

Well, it’s finally happened. Frank Turner got to a point that all bands and artists who properly make it go though. He’s reached the point where all the posers who have some misguided sense that Frank’s … Read More

Twin Atlantic – 02 Academy Islington

It’s difficult to get any more English than this reporter. He might as well have been born with a top hat on his less than developed head and a union flag tattooed onto his jacksie. So as a rock … Read More

ZAPPA PLAYS ZAPPA – Live @ The Barbican

London Tuesday 29th November, 2011

Musician Frank Zappa produced over 80 albums which combined progressive rock with avant-garde jazz and surrealistic lyrics.

Dweezil Zappa, Frank’s son, continues to loyally honour his fathers work 18 years since his father’s death. In … Read More

TONY CROMBIE & HIS FRIENDS – Whole Lotta Tony

Tony Crombie, who died in 1999, was a successful English jazz pianist and composer who was also one of the finest jazz drummers and bandleaders. His influence on the British jazz scene was for six decades. He performed with … Read More

Dustin Wong announces new album

Dreams Say, View, Create, Shadow Leads due out on 20th February!

Dustin Wong is set to unleash his second solo album – Dreams Say, View, Create, Shadow Leads – on 20th February 2012. The former Ponytail guitarist takes listeners … Read More

Buzz Human – Powersolo

Boasting 15 tracks in under 45 minutes, Buzz Human’s ‘Powersolo’ attempts to plug into the scuzzy voodoo groove of rock n roll in its primal state, with varying degrees of success.

The opening spoken-word intro is frankly a little … Read More

Exit_International – Black Junk

I am sure you all know what to expect by now: Exit_International’s music is as insane, loud and potentially damaging as attempting to hold Sonisphere on a neutron star. Their live shows have never failed to leave myself and … Read More

RONNIE ROSS QUINTET – Stompin’ With The Ronnie Ross Quintet

Ronnie Ross was a great jazz baritone saxophonist. He was a tutor for David Bowie, soloist on the Lou Reed song Walk on the Wild Side and soloist on several Matt Bianco albums.

His quintet comprised: Ronnie Ross (alto … Read More