Whisper it quietly. Or shout it at one or all of your flatmates, especially the one who doesn’t cook for … More
Author: arcticreviewsblog
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.
deary – Birding review
People talk a lot of establishing an identity and being in transition as part of that, but for the members … More
Pictish Trail – Life Slime review
We need to deal with a couple of things right off the bat here. Yes, this album is themed around … More
Scritti Politti – Songs To Remember review
Amongst the social debris of the twenties it’s not untypical for someone to disappear for a time and come back … More
Angine De Poitrine: Vol II review
Depending on your perspective, the Emperor is either really well dressed, or totally nude. That’s the thing about subjectivity and … More
April 2026’s New Music Playlist
Updated 22.04 Grab more stuff from Squarepusher, Madonna, Lana Del Rey, Massive Attack & Tom Waits, Beck, Big Special, Hiss … More
The 9’s #8 Dead Can Dance – The Serpent’s Egg
There’s no such thing as an album that’s a perfect 10 – but there those that are one notch below. … More
The Jim Jones All Stars – Cat fight review
In an era so stacked with irony that well, its really ironic, the streaming boom and vinyl renaissance means that … More
March 2026’s Album of The Month
Album of The Month The Sophs – GOLDSTAR Read about it here. Very close runner up.. Fcukers – Ö Read … More
The Pale White – Inanimate Objects Of The 21st Century review
The Pale White’s front man Jack Hope has an articulate view of the meaning behind their third album’s title. “Technology … More
The Voice Of Unreason 