Ian Corbridge
Writer at Louder Than War
Yorkshire born and bred with the Owls and rock'n'roll running through my veins
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John E Vistic: Man Of Ill Repute(Via Deaf Endling Collective)StreamOut 30th May 2025PRE-SAVE HEREAfter venturing over to the dark side in 2024 through the album Ten Simple Songs About Death, John E Vistic is back with his acoustic guitar and piano on his new album Man Of Ill Repute. This time John is on a mission for spiritual or romantic forgiveness as he distills his thoughts in his own meditative and melancholy fashion creating yet another landmark album.
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1 month ago |
louderthanwar.com | Ian Corbridge
John E Vistic: Pontiac Driving Man(Via Deaf Endling Collective)StreamOUT NOWAfter harnessing his punk rock roots on his most recent album, John E Vistic once again turns down the dial for his new single Pontiac Driving Man. This is another stark piano based song which offers a frustrated yet light-hearted view on the modern day world whilst also signposting us towards his forthcoming album founded on forgiveness.
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louderthanwar.com | Ian Corbridge
GA-20: Volume 2 EP (Colemine Records)DL | StreamOut NowORDER HEREBoston-based traditional blues revivalists GA-20 are back with a new line-up and a brand new EP, Volume 2. This authentically styled collection of vintage blues, country and rock’n’roll proves once again that their sound remains true to their roots whilst also giving it some 21st century polish. GA-20 are a traditional blues band on a mission.
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louderthanwar.com | Ian Corbridge
Tom Bright: Young Old Bloke(The Future is Bright Recordings via Cargo Records UK)CD | DLOut 2nd May 2025PRE-ORDER HERESinger songwriter Tom Bright winds the clock back to release an early collection of songs he recorded with punk pioneer Mick Jones through his new album Young Old Bloke.
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louderthanwar.com | Ian Corbridge
Bible Club: Umbra(Via Velvet Echoes)DL | Vinyl | StreamOUT NOWBristol post-punk outfit release their second EP, Umbra, into their world of ever-increasing expectation. And whilst their roots are planted very much in the world of post-punk indie rock, this collection of songs feels very much like a defining statement for Bible Club in their journey to find their own style and sound amidst their vision of diversity and a rich vein of the unconventional in their sound.
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