A review I did of a band from Taiwan. In all fairness they’re really good.
Artist: No Party for Cao Dong
Same Old Same Old is the new single by Taiwan rock band, No Party for Cao Dong and by the sound of it it’s already had a great response since a livestream on RPG. Same Old has a soothing, 70’s sounding melodic rhythm to it and along with its lyrics creates the perfect tranquil music.
For continued reading…
https://whatson.guide/same-old-same-old/
As We Come Out of Lockdown Can we be Sure That Those Most in Need Are Getting the Best?
Like everybody else during the lockdown, and when I wasn’t at work, I spent quite a bit of time watching programmes on TV. Basically, anything that could maintain my interest for more than fifteen minutes, well let’s face it, as with many other people, there was not exactly a huge amount of anything else that I could do was there.
For continued reading…
https://whatson.guide/just-lending-a-hand-or-two/
A column I did discussing the effect lock-down has on mental health, hope you like it
https://whatson.guide/locked-in-the-house-locked-in-the-mind/
A nice chat with Nottingham-based duo, Bone Cult, who fuse death metal and electronic sounds, with surprising results 🙂
https://whatson.guide/in-conversation-with-bone-cult/
Review of upcoming artists’ Sami Nathan’s new single ‘Beautiful Outside’, hope you enjoy it 🙂
https://whatson.guide/music-monday-sami-nathan-beautiful-outside-album-review/
My first-ever article for The Metro.
I love my job, but caring for vulnerable people during the pandemic isn’t without challenges
A piece I did with London-based actor, writer and producer, Samuel Kelly IV (for some reason the original posting disappeared)
https://whatson.guide/in-conversation-with-samuel-kelly-iv/
Now this is a piece I’m particularly proud of simply cos of the fact that it happened, and who it was with 🙂
https://whatson.guide/in-conservation-with-ian-reddington/
Adam's Journal 