Reviews
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ALBUM REVIEW: “The Money Eaters” – HOKUM
In 2015, the band Hokum, hailing from Johannesburg and formed from the remnants of Marlowe, released their debut album, “The Money Eaters” in the hopes...
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ALBUM REVIEW: Thrice – To Be Everywhere Is to Be Nowhere
“Hiatus.” “Taking a break.” Not words anyone wants to hear from or about their favourite bands. “Hiatus” is supposed to mean “a pause or break...
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LIVE REVIEW: Springbok Nude Girls At The Assembly On 4 June 2016
Written by Janus De Villiers / Photography courtesy of Vetman Design and Photography. On the 4th of June, South African rock band and heroes of punk and ska,...
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EP REVIEW: Hellcats – A Coffin Full of Hellcats, Vol 2
Surprises can do one of two things. Some surprises, like jump scares in cheap horror films, will scare you to the point of a mock...
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Live Review: SacriFist Tyranny TOUR at The Rabbit Hole
On Saturday 14th May 2016, SacriFist hit up Cape Town’s stages for the second night in a row as part of the SacriFist Tyranny TOUR....
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EP REVIEW: The Snowcones – Please You
One of the brilliant things about being a music journalist is that I am exposed to new music on a regular basis. It would be...
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ALBUM REVIEW: Real Friends – The Home Inside My Head
The emo genre has changed so much since its birthing in the early 1980s in Washington DC’s murky and political agitated hardcore scene and has...
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LIVE REVIEW: Electric Rumble @ Mercury Live
This past Saturday saw another event presented by Mother City Music at Mercury Live: Electric Rumble, boasting quite an impressive line-up. With smoke in the...
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Live Review: Friday the 13th – Horrorfest
Photography by Matthew Holt of Cape Town Live Music Magazine When you leave work on Friday the 13th, look up to the sky and see...
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Single Review: Stoker – A Stranger Throne
On the verge of the release of their new album, Stoker has dropped their final single, “A Stranger Throne”, fittingly accompanied by a charming...
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