“The Scot’s new album About The Light continues the journey from former renegade to fully rounded songwriter, a collection full of brass, soul and heart”
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Hi, my name is Andy & I live in Leeds, in northern England. I've been writing about music for more than ten years. My work outside of this blog is featured on Live4ever and Contact Music.
Unloved – Heartbreak review
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Welcome to February’s Playlist – Updated
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January Round Up
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January’s Album Of The Month James Blake – Assume Form
In many ways Assume Form is both a perfect title and metaphor for both this album and James Blake; it’s … More
January’s Top 5 Songs
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Night Beats – Myth Of A Man review
A few years ago Night Beats were a trio, pumping out psychedelic space rock like true prodigies from the bandana … More
Foals return with Exits, trail two part album Everything Will Not Be Lost
The all-conquering art-rock headliners Foals have announced their return with new single Exits, confirmation of the release of the first … More
Swervedriver – Future Ruins review
Nineties comebacks are *so* not news anymore, much less those by bands who emerged in the brief period before both … More
C Duncan returns with new album, “Health”
Scottish multi instrumentalist Christopher Duncan has announced the release of his third album, Health, which will be available from March … More
The Voice Of Unreason 