Sam Lambeth
Louder Than War
United Kingdom
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Lewca: Interview
My name is Lewca, I live on the second floor...a restless songwriter with a new album and an axe to grind, Sam Lambeth catches up with the mercurial, Lewca - one of the most restless and exciting creative forces in underground music today - discusses his new album. → Read More
Nice Guy: Corona
Teesside rockers Nice Guy continue to create powerful and potent music with their latest single, Corona. Sam Lambeth reviews. → Read More
3 Little Wolves: Fractured (A Bit)
3 Little Wolves return with a sun-kissed, acoustic ditty that will propel the Midlanders into the mainstream. → Read More
Laura Jayne: Kiss Me On A Friday Night
New singer-songwriter Laura Jayne unleashes her sensational debut solo single, Kiss Me On A Friday Night. Sam Lambeth reviews. → Read More
Nice Guy: Shame/Teesside
Nice Guy are a band on a mission, and their new single Shame carries a powerful and potent message. Sam Lambeth reviews. → Read More
Sam Lambeth picks his... 10 people to watch in music for 2022
Birmingham writer compiles ten of the most exciting musicians and music professionals that are going to take 2022 by storm. → Read More
Moonlight Parade: What If?
Moonlight Parade bring melodic calm and fun funk in equal measure on their sublime new record. Sam Lambeth reviews. → Read More
Idle Noise: All Your Love
Coventry crackers Idle Noise return with a lilting, lovelorn acoustic ditty that'll leave you crying in unison. → Read More
The Shed Project: A Day In The Dam
Bolton masters The Shed Project return with a detailed and decadent account of life in the Dutch capital. Sam Lambeth reviews. → Read More
SENSES: Let Me In – single review
Coventry - by the way of Milan - rockers SENSES return with the big-hearted, big-stringed anthem Let Me In. → Read More
Headshrinkers: Interrobang
Headshrinkers return with Interrobang, another exciting slice of searing rock that pushes their post punk somewhere new. → Read More
The Shed Project: One Shot
The Shed Project, the best thing to come out of Bolton since Jay-Jay Okocha, are back with a barnstorming new single. → Read More
Dinosaur Jr.: Sweep It Into Space
Amherst veterans Dinosaur Jr. return after a five-year absence with their most expansive record yet. Sam Lambeth reviews. → Read More
to.do.list: Teetering
Carmina Marlena Isabella Budworth - aka to.do.list - is a Manchester musician with soul, grit, passion and ambition. | Louder Than War → Read More
Chloe Mogg: Attack
Chloe Mogg bravely details her battles with illness in the cinematic, sweeping and downright sublime new single Attack. → Read More
Bryony Williams: State I'm In
Bryony Williams bares her soul on new five-track EP, State I'm In, her most accomplished outing yet. Sam Lambeth reviews. → Read More
Bob Mould: Blue Hearts
Bob Mould proves he's not gone soft with his most raging - and relevant - collection of tracks since his Husker Du heyday. → Read More
Thirteen Tales From Urban Bohemia Turns Twenty
As The Dandy Warhols' acclaimed third album celebrates its twentieth anniversary, we take another look at Courtney Taylor and co's magnum opus. → Read More
The Taboo Club: Debauched Times
The Taboo Club Debauched Times (Self-released) 8/10 If coronavirus has created the end of the world, The Taboo Club have prepared the perfect soundtrack. Sam Lambeth reviews the Birmingham bombast merchants’ devilishly delightful debut. The Taboo Club can be forgiven for thinking the title Debauched Times would capture the zeitgeist of today’s anything-for-a-thrill youth. Instead, […] → Read More
Adam Schlesinger – Farewell to one of pop’s finest songwriters
Fountains of Wayne co-founder and Oscar-nominated songwriter Adam Schlesinger created songs of humour and heart. Sam Lambeth reflects on his legend. → Read More