(4 / 5) The Snuts return with their fourth studio album, “Joy In Short Moments”, a record that took two years to make and...
The Snuts: Joy In Short Moments (Happy Artist Records / Virgin Music Group) 30th October 2026
(4 / 5) The Snuts return with their fourth studio album, “Joy In Short Moments”, a record that took two years to make and...
(4 / 5) People like to pigeonhole music in genres, songs and and specifically to liken tracks, songs and styles to other bands...
(5 / 5) Multi-platinum, Grammy-nominated pop titan Carly Rae Jepsen has released her mammoth double album “Day and Night”...
(5 / 5) beabadoobee [styled lowercase] is back tomorrow with her fourth studio album “Pylon”, released via Dirty Hit...
(4 / 5) Echo And The Bunnymen make a triumphant return with the new album, “Apples For Isaac” – their first...
(4 / 5) “Only Love”, the new record from Black Country singer-songwriter Dan Whitehouse, is built around just piano and...
(3 / 5) Celtic trio Chasing Abbey are set to release their debut album “Cyber Celt” on the 18th September via their...
(5 / 5) There are live albums, and then there are live albums that make you wish you had been standing in the audience. “Dancing...
On “A Beautiful World To Lose”, Manchester four-piece Corella have taken the restless energy, swagger and melodic instinct...
Country music legends and multi-platinum, Grammy-winning Little Big Town will release their 12th studio album “It’s...
(4 / 5) Alternative rockers The Warning, the trio of sisters hailing from Mexico, release their fifth studio album in a few days time...
Music Republic Magazine is always thrilled to bits to receive CDs/DVDs/BOOKS to consider for review coverage. Please request a postal address to send physical CDs/DVDs/BOOKS to us. Preferably well in advance of official release. We need full press information too with your submission and it is important to give us the UK release date, record label/film company/book publisher’s name and the contact information for the person handling the press and media for the release.
We cannot return anything we are sent, and we cannot guarantee coverage. For unsigned artists and bands; we are delighted to hear your self-released work. But it must be music that will be released to the public, so not demos or general stuff on your website and social media.
We prefer physical discs unless we have agreed to listen to your music on-line. Oh, and as for genres, we cover almost anything if it is really, really, really good. If we really dig it, we may well then grab you for a chat and a few piccies for our Features Zone or turn up at a gig to see what all the noise is about. So go on then, what are you waiting for?
(1 / 5) 'Dull Zone'
(2 / 5) 'OK Zone'
(3 / 5) 'Decent Zone'
(4 / 5) 'Super Zone'
(5 / 5) 'Awesome Zone'


This function has been disabled for Music Republic Magazine.
Recent Comments