Jordon Briggs, Author at The Other Side Reviews

Siwane – Amann (2025)

The French-Algerian quartet, Siwane, often describe their music as a journey through time. Their debut album Amann is a suite

How Louisa Rowley makes an upbeat anthem out of her struggles with anxiety on her new single, ‘Move On’, is

French producer Crayon’s new album, Home Safe, is an intimate and philosophical project for right now. The album’s sound is

Audio Graffiti Society resists the influence of social media’s culture of validation with a manifesto of a song entitled ’Nope’.

In traditional vocal pop, it’s always nice when vocalists step away from doing covers and tributes and into personal work.

The Family Grave’s new album, Old Songs for Kids, sounds like a band stretching out – somewhat. On the third

All things are possible through love on ‘Sweet Charity’, the new song from singer-songwriter Jon’s musical project, The Family Grave.

Veteran musicians Harry Young (Solcura) and Zoot Hill Valler (DELTORERS), together as Dead Heroes, aren’t interested in a perfect image.

Peer Pleasure’s new single, ‘Rooms’, is a haunting rumpus, where reflective lyrics craft lasting scenes of personal struggle. The track

Moletrap’s new EP, Mid Welsh, Pt. 1, is the sound of survivalists defining themselves for themselves. In their description of Mid