Charlotte Griffiths

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Slowly Slowly: On A Forgiving Spree

4 days ago | distortedsoundmag.com | Charlotte Griffiths

Baring yourself for the world to see and hear is a daunting prospect, yet one that can be rewarding and heartwarming, particularly when others can resonate strongly with the same scenarios and emotions you went through. A reminder of that, when you’re a part of any community, you’re never alone and you’re amongst others that understand and maybe even share in your struggles. That’s the aim with SLOWLY SLOWLY and their latest record Forgiving Spree.
Carefree Kate Moss... but is all well at wellness brand she hoped would turn her into the new Gwynnie?

1 week ago | dailymail.co.uk | Charlotte Griffiths

Taking the chance to soak up the glorious sunshine, Kate Moss looked carefree and relaxed as she went for a stroll with her dog Archie in Notting Hill last week. But behind the smile, it appears the supermodel is far from happy. For The Mail on Sunday can reveal that the 51-year-old’s wellness brand – which was launched to much fanfare just three years ago – has proved a flop.
ALBUM REVIEW: The Host - Acres

1 week ago | distortedsoundmag.com | Charlotte Griffiths

British metalcore band, ACRES, are back with their highly anticipated third album The Host. Since the release of their debut record, Lonely World, in 2019, the quartet have built recognition in bringing together heavy riffs and rough vocals with pop melodies and clean harmonies, a combination of elements that, on paper, shouldn’t work, but just do.
ALBUM REVIEW: Counterfeit Recollections - fallfiftyfeet

2 weeks ago | distortedsoundmag.com | Charlotte Griffiths

Melodic metalcore trio, FALLFIFTYFEET, have put out their latest record, Counterfeit Recollections. With their origin story being vocalist, Dave Wallace, and guitarist, James Becca, meeting over Tumblr as teens, the trio have always maintained a do-it-yourself attitude with their upcoming album being independently released.
ALBUM REVIEW: Make 'Em Laugh, Make 'Em Cry, Make 'Em Wait

2 weeks ago | distortedsoundmag.com | Charlotte Griffiths

Welsh rock legends, STEREOPHONICS, have put out their thirteenth studio album Make ‘Em Laugh, Make ‘Em Cry, Make ‘Em Wait. The record itself has been described as putting a twist on their signature rock sound with most of the songs being on the softer side of things whilst still exploring themes in relation to existentialism, finding one’s own identity as well as a song about love.
ALBUM REVIEW: EIMURIA - Bank Myna

2 weeks ago | distortedsoundmag.com | Charlotte Griffiths

Doom meets post-heavy on BANK MYNA’s newest record, EIMURIA. Self-proclaimed alchemists that have emerged from the Paris catacombs, the Parisian quartet have created five tracks that, in their words, conjure the spirits of Alejandra Pizarnik and Camille Claudel, two artists whose own works overtook their lives, consuming them in the end.
ALBUM REVIEW: Do What Ya Wanna - Beddy Rays

1 month ago | distortedsoundmag.com | Charlotte Griffiths

Australian rockers, BEDDY RAYS, have put out their second record Do What Ya Wanna. The Brisbane quartet describe their music as a blend of punk nostalgia with playing homage to the earlier years of bands like GREEN DAY and WEEZER, all the while embracing melodic compositions heard with the likes of CATFISH AND THE BOTTLEMEN. That’s on top of their lyrical content managing to be both silly and sincere as they explore themes relating to escapism.
ALBUM REVIEW: Devil Ultrasonic Dream - Teen Mortgage

1 month ago | distortedsoundmag.com | Charlotte Griffiths

Washington punk duo, TEEN MORTGAGE, have put out their debut full-length album Devil Ultrasonic Dream. The duo like to bring in their own twist by incorporating sounds relating to surf-punk and garage rock, meaning that their music can both be fun and catchy with bouncy compositions and anthemic lyrics, whilst also having a dark edge using gritty riffs and other textures.
Real Housewives of the Cotswolds? Over our last pair of biscuit Hunter wellies! Society ladies plotting with TV company to make reality show get VERY cool reception from super-rich locals | Daily Mail Online

1 month ago | dailymail.co.uk | Charlotte Griffiths

Squawking fowl spill onto an ancient byway as a farmer passing on a tractor raises a swaying forearm in greeting. Soon the bell tower of St Mary's, framed by cloud-dappled blue, heaves into sight and I'm among honey-coloured limestone cottages, tiny shops and irresistible pubs. The market town of Charlbury in the Oxfordshire Cotswolds is at its picture-perfect best. It feels like the very heart of the country, a sepia-toned bygone England. But trouble is brewing.
ALBUM REVIEW: God Shaped Hole - Those Damn Crows

1 month ago | distortedsoundmag.com | Charlotte Griffiths

Welsh rockers, THOSE DAMN CROWS, are back with their fourth album God Shaped Hole. Much like their previous albums, the main heart of the record is about emotions and honesty, something that frontman Shane Greenhall is very open about with the main reasoning of wanting to connect to others. Yet still being able to do it alongside a sound that is on par with some of the greatest anthemic rock and arena rock bands, meaning that the connection is formed both on vulnerabilities and feeling uplifted.