Buzzin Music

Ewan Grant, AKA Algernon Doll, returns with his follow up to debut album, Camomile, with new album Citalo-pop, released via Common Records.
Lo-fi video for Algernon Doll’s second single from the album, Citalo-pop

A departure from last years debut album where singer songwriter Ewan Grant expelled the difficulties in dealing with the toils of extreme anxiety disorder [...]

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Muse are now approaching their 20 year anniversary since their formation when they left university and work to solely concentrate on creating and releasing the music that we so often hear. The band has had over 100 nominations for respected awards over their time and have won 37, any release by Muse is something that [...]

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There’s been a lot of talk about polarisation over the past week or so. Commentators across the media discussing a period during the 80’s and 90’s when it was impossible to remain neutral. A time before today’s perceived beigeness when the choices presented to you were so dichotomous and absolute that there was no choice [...]

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This film has been in an attic for twenty years and has only just been unearthed. The Manic Street Preachers is the only visual recording of The Buzz Club where bands such as Blur, The Stone Roses, Suede, Primal Scream and the Manics played. This was recorded when the Manic Street Preachers played on Saturday [...]

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Back in the 1987 the House Of Love burst onto the indie pop scene with their debut single Shine On released on Creation Records. It was apparent that Guy Chadwick was a great vocalist & frontman and Terry Bickers was an exceptional guitarist – and the two worked in perfect harmony.
I had the pleasure of [...]

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