Bibelots have got a new single on offer called Pieces that seems tailor made for the summer festival circuit. The track opens with an electro loop before the guitars slice in with a certain degree of heaviness and Britrock abandon.
I always enjoy it when bibelots show their heavier side and Pieces manages to maintain a driving and […]
Thu 21st July 2011 | Posted in
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I’ve recently had the pleasure of listening to Bibelots latest EP No Other Way Out. Some of you may remember that I reviewed their EP, Devil’s Highway at the beginning of the year and predicted great things for this band of Bluesy-Electro-Groove rockers from East London.
One of the things I’ve always liked about Bibelots is […]
Tue 19th October 2010 | Posted in
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Antonio Pontarelli is, without a doubt, a name you’re going to be hearing again. I’ve been fortunate enough to have been listening to five of his tracks recently and can happily predict the birth of a shining new light in the Rock/Metal/Alternative/Progressive genres.
Antonio cites musical influences ranging from Led Zeppelin and Jimi Hendrix, to System […]
Wed 2nd June 2010 | Posted in
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Age are an unsigned U.K. five piece band from Evesham, in the Midlands. I’ve been listening to four tracks, two from their current five track EP Useless Souvenirs which is available on iTunes and two from their forthcoming EP due out summer 2010.
They are, without a doubt, an extremely tight Hard/Alternative rock centered group who play together […]
Tue 30th March 2010 | Posted in
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Following the Bibelots’ EP– Devils Highway review, plus their success in the King of the Mountain competition NBM decided to get in touch with the band and find out what they stand for and what the future holds for this up and coming band.
NBM: Neil thank you for speaking with us today
Neil Athey: Thank you for having […]
Thu 4th March 2010 | Posted in
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The Bibelots formed in 2008 and hail from East London. Their musical style can be described as guitar driven — but they fuse elements of blues rock, indie, 90’s era psychedelic rock and techno to achieve a sound that manages to highlight some of their musical influences while still maintaining their own individual voice and style.
Their technical […]
Tue 23rd February 2010 | Posted in
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There can be few people who have not at least heard of Davis Guggenheim’s influential documentary “An Inconvenient Truth”. The Establishment often points to this work as an anthem and suggests that mankind is solely responsible for global warming and as such the common man/woman must submit to an unprecedented array of new taxes placed on every facet of life, and […]
Mon 22nd February 2010 | Posted in
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