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  • The Roques [unedited] Music Review

    The Roques [unedited] Music Review

    Latest music review of The Roques on Unedited Music Blog.

  • Come the Spring [unedited] Music Review

    Come the Spring [unedited] Music Review

    It’s not too often that you find bands like Come The Spring who are so passionate about their work even with a small fan base. Rather it be Sam Caddock belting out ardent lyrics, or Simon Goodrick and David Gamage setting the hard rock background for Sam… They know exactly what message they want to say,…

  • Radio for June [unedited] Music Review

    Radio for June [unedited] Music Review

    An ambient electronic beat with drums in the background and a smooth/echo-like vocals with acoustic guitar riffs also in the background. This is what most of Radio for June‘s songs sound like… Relaxing… Calm… And peaceful, almost as if Thomas and Stephen LaVine are helping you through the emotions of each song. These songs are…

  • Drakmah [unedited] Music Review

    The electronic group from London, Drakmah, have just released their most recent single, ‘Hear’, extracted from their clever EP, ‘Storyteller’.  The track has all the elements of the electronic sound fleshed out with an alternative vibe and loaded with the requisite energy. With this latest single, ‘Hear’, you can instantly hear the band’s given talent as…

  • Pilod [unedited] Music Review

    Pilod [unedited] Music Review

    Latest review of Pilod by Unedited Music Blog.

  • Glass Peaks [unedited] Music Review

    Glass Peaks [unedited] Music Review

    Check out Unedited Music Blog’s review of Glass Peaks.

  • Being [unedited] Music Review

    Being [unedited] Music Review

    Music Review: Latest from Being uk musicians

  • Opia Bloom

    Opia Bloom

    Opia Bloom on Unedited Music Blog’s new website platform, WordPress!

  • Hana Piranha [unedited]

    Hana Piranha on SpotifyHana Piranha  Interview & Review         With songs like “Kiss Me Like It’s the End of the World”, “Cold Comfort”, and “Make It Right”, it’s no wonder why Hana Piranha is on an American tour. The conversion of a violin and guitar is brilliant and makes her songs sound…

  • Wolves Of Youth [unedited]

    Wolves of Youth on Spotify Wolves of Youth  Interview & Review            “Country wise, Ireland is a great place to play music. There’s all great venues to play at, and everyone is into the music here” Wolves of Youth band member Ciaran O’Reilly said. And their country has certainly been good…