Tubelord
Our First American Friends

Tubelord are already well known on the Irish alternative scene having gigged in a number of Irish cities. It's good to see they manage to capture the ...

Sound: Probably best described as "Alternative Rock", my first impression was of a less heavy version of Biffy Clyro, more jangly/stratty sounding gui...

If Coldplay began life as a kind of 'junior' Radiohead then by the same reasoning Tubelord must be a 'junior' Biffy Clyro in that they take most of th...

Tubelord are one of those bands that remind you of about a million other bands, but never lose their own uniqueness. These cultured devils release the...

It’s hard to come to grips with the fact that a band from Kingston sound so American; not since Elliott Minor has there been such a - "oh really! They...

What this album is, is a rollercoaster ride of music. You're never quite sure what's going to happen next but you know it will be fun, you know it wi...

Tubelord have been described as math/pop-punk, but that classification doesn't quite fit. Sure, the math part is accurate enough - many of their groov...

From the Borough of Kingston; Tubelord first hit my radar some years back as a consistent and regular support slot to some of my favourite bands at th...

Tubelord would like to think they've arrived at a good time. Whilst autoned-vocals and nostalgic 80's pop sounds/images reach the end of their tether,...

I’d generally shy away from dispensing commentary on the character of the year without the benefit of hindsight. “Fish can’t see out of th...