Tuesday, Oct 13, 2026
Documenting the madness
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Reviews, Album Reviews
Silverbacks are set to release their debut album on 17th July via Central Tones after a slow stream of singles on Soundcloud dating back to 2015. It’s this laidback approach that births the creativeness and holds the resilience of the band. They’re able to take a step back and n
Reviews, Album Reviews
These boys are drag racing the Devil through hell.
Festivals, Reviews
Hello and welcome back! As you may have noticed, it’s been a while since the part 2 of the history of Glastonbury was released, that’s my bad. As you can imagine and are well aware of, Glastonbury 2020 was cancelled and just like each and every one of you guys, it’s taken me a wh
Album Reviews, Reviews
Hello and welcome! It’s my pleasure to bring you a review of Fran Lobo 's new EP, Brave. Fran Lobo is a singer-songwriter and producer from North-East London, known for her dark powerful vocals and hypnotic sounds, this EP is no let up. Straight in with Give Me Something and we’r
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Synth heavy, summer filled tracks have a certain melancholy tagged to them by default this year. Something feels inherently wrong about sitting on my own listening to cheery saxophones, funky backing guitars and sliding bass while I’m sat in the garden bar (shed) on an old flower
Album Reviews, Reviews
Reinventing yourself as an artist is tough. Constant comparisons to prior works, crowds clamouring for the hits, pressures from labels. And yet, here is one who, with his latest album FLIGHT, has achieved this and more. Blues-punk wordsmith Hanni El Khatib’s new creation is unlik
Album Reviews, Reviews
In a rare act of productivity, here I am reviewing the Strokes' latest offering titled, very aptly, The New Abnormal.
Album Reviews, Reviews
Hello and welcome! Today I have an album review for you to sit and enjoy, a small dose of music-based entertainment to ease the boredom of sitting locked up in your house during these unprecedented times. However let’s not dwell on the ongoing global pandemic, it’s time for new m
Reviews
It turns out isolating in a room smaller than Harry Potter’s cupboard under the stairs is not a place full of inspiration. My sealed shut windows look out onto the adjoining houses that have balconies to catch the sun from rise till fall; I have a garden that sits completely in t
Album Reviews, Reviews
I was sat writing about the EP ‘These People’ from a bench in a deserted park on a sunny day in the midst of social isolation. The sorta thing that lends itself more to Leonard Cohen, rather than the young, energetic 4-piece from South London, Talk Show. I wrote about three words
Reviews, Blog
As you are probably aware, Glastonbury 2020 has been cancelled. No Taste was built to be our vehicle into the festival by applying for press passes. Bollocks. Below is the exact application we sent to the press team. We never received an answer from them before the festival was c
Live Reviews, Reviews
When I was asked by someone on the tube to describe what I thought of the show I answered ‘pleasantly underwhelming’. Waking up this morning with a blistering hangover I kind of know what I meant, but I feel like it needs more explanation. ***** First, here’s a hungover thought
Reviews, Blog
Two side-by-side accounts of a particularly ridiculous weekend that should have been filled with band reviews - but wasn't. It deserves no more of an introduction than that and probably shouldn't have been posted at all, but we needed to voice it to someone. Click the tabs to rea
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What is this? Am I actually enjoying Black Sabbath? Am I listening to a metal album, and not just listening idly but actually replaying songs? Am I genuinely adding them to Spotify playlists? Am I, a 26 year old man who has never belonged to any particular genre or fashion beyond
Festivals, Reviews
Kendal Calling, one of the UKs biggest festivals returns this summer with a blockbuster line up. Headlined by the likes of Stereophonics and Foals it really sells itself, however, the team at No Taste have put together a little article to let you know about a few of the artists i
Album Reviews, Reviews
Hello and welcome! Today's album review is Muse’s latest album, Simulation Theory. Let’s jump straight in, it’s out there...like far out there. The album centres around the theory of machines/AI creating a mind of it’s own and destroying humanity. Although this sounds like anothe
Reviews, Blog, Festivals
If you’re banking on bagging a ‘free’ ticket to Boomtown Festival by volunteering, here’s everything you’re gonna wanna know.
Live Reviews, Reviews
Hello and welcome, now that the dreaded hangover has subsided it’s time to review the gig I attended last night. It all started the week before, when I’d had a few beers and decided for one reason or another to play ‘buy a random gig ticket online’, something which I’ve not done
