Alberta Cross
Broken Side of Time

British transplant Alberta Cross' full-length debut, "Broken Side of Time," is a step forward in cementing the Brooklyn-based band's place in American...

On this debut's title track, a Neil Young-ish guitar riff builds, and Swedish-British expat Petter Ericson Stakee seems to compare depression-fueled p...

Stoner rock is alive and flourishing in the form of Alberta Cross, a New York-based outfit formed several years ago in London. This riff-ridden album ...

Trying to create a debut album that not only works to showcase your talent and style from that fleeting first impression, but can also become a classi...

Though Alberta Cross originally hail from London, their Neil Young-inspired vocals, watery guitars, and psychedelic production sound like they could h...

You could argue that Alberta Cross have arrived at the best popular time with bands such as Kings Of Leon and The Raconteurs re-igniting the fire of b...

Alberta Cross' new release "Broken Side Of Time" promises to be an excellent listen, if the single I reviewed a few weeks ago is anything to go by. Th...

I first came across Alberta Cross a few years back. I was at a Scott Matthews show and I’d been asked to help out the tour support (a guy called Josh ...

Threatened by Courteeners fans, Peter Andre-loving ladies pounding at our door after a bitchy review, and the arrival of the new Mika record... NME ha...

For a band to be able to lay authentic claim to a genre which is traditionally attached to a specific part of the world, do they necessarily need to b...