A fine rock record indeed

Wherever my eclectic tastes led me in the early 1990’s, Baby Chaos were not on the playlist, so I came to this, the band’s much-postponed third album, without expectations, if less than enticed by the Hell’s Angels iconography and macho title. Never judge a book by its cover, because Chris Gordon and his cohorts, a

Keith Bruce, Arts Editor Herald Scotland 09/05/2015

A classy comeback.

After 17 years in the wilderness, and having never quite met their potential in the mid-90’s (when they should have been breaking into the charts alongside Terrorvision, The Wildhearts and the like), Glasgow’s Baby Chaos are back.  This time around they’re aiming a little bigger than they did 20 years ago.  Evidence? Just try second

Emma Johnston Classic Rock (July 2015) Skulls, Skulls, Skulls, Show Me The Glory 25/05/2015

The riffs are heavier, the melodies even more intoxicating.

As Skulls, Skulls, Skulls, Show Me The Glory slid into the CD player, my first reaction was to turn up the volume, take a seat and listen intently, captivated. Let’s be clear about something, it’s the same band, with the original line-up, and Chris Gordon (singer/guitarist/main songwriter) has lost nothing of his verve and creativity.

Inked Magazine Skulls, Skulls, Skulls, Show Me The Glory 25/05/2015