top of page
Alternative Music News, Reviews & Latest Releases
The Feed
Search


Review Zoo Catch-Up with Mastering Engineer Barry Gardner
What first drew you into mastering, and what kept you there? My first ever mastering job was about 20 years ago. I used to be a full time employed sound engineer for a big production company in London (Somethin' Else - now Sony). A job came in that was to record 6-8 buskers in a day and prepare the recordings for a vinyl cut for an art project. The vinyl cut need was a baptism of fire and yet the job went very well. I later went freelance as a sound engineer and was asked abo

Lee (Review Zoo)
2 days ago


Skindred Bring Big Energy to an Intimate Night at Sound Knowledge
Ahead of the release of their new album You Got This Last night we had the rare opportunity to see Skindred perform a stripped-back acoustic set at Sound Knowledge, an independent record store in Marlborough, ahead of the release of their new album You Got This . Thanks to the band and the store, a small group of lucky fans were able to experience Skindred in an intimate, organic setting—far removed from the chaos of their usual festival stages. This wasn’t a curated or selec

Lee (Review Zoo)
Apr 16


On the Box: Kingdom Collapse Drop “Watch You Bleed” Video – A Hard Rock Gut-Punch Fuelled by Trauma and Release
A band built on resilience return with a bruising new single — and a video that leans hard into the emotional fallout. San Antonio hard rock outfit Kingdom Collapse are back with “Watch You Bleed,” a track that doubles down on the band’s knack for turning personal wreckage into something loud, cathartic, and strangely anthemic. Now paired with a new video, the single pushes their sound further into that sweet spot between radio-ready hooks and emotional weight. At its core, “

Lee (Review Zoo)
Mar 20


From American Pie to Pop-Punk: Thomas Nicholas on His Upcoming UK Tour & New Music
Review Zoo catches up with Thomas Nicholas (Kevin Myers in American Pie) ahead of his UK tour with the Thomas Nicholas Band You’re back in the UK this March/April with your band — what can fans expect from these shows? Has anything changed or evolved since your last UK tour? Every tour gets a little tighter, a little louder and a little more fun. This run feels like a proper evolution, added some new songs to the set and really leaned into the nostalgia. It’s high-energy, sin

Lee (Review Zoo)
Mar 19
bottom of page
