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Flying Lotus – Big Mama EP

There are brilliant under the radar careers and there’s that of Steven Ellison, AKA Flying Lotus. Ground breaking music? his … More

Big Mama EP, Brainfeeder, Drum & Bass, Flying Lotus, Glitch, IDM, Steven Ellison

Buck Meek – The Mirror review

Buck Meek’s fourth solo album was made with a little help from his friends; all of his Big Thief compadres … More

Buck Meek, The Mirror review

The 9’s #6 Elliott Smith – Either/Or

There’s no such thing as an album that’s a perfect 10 – but there those that are one notch below. … More

Either/Or, Elliott Smith, The 9's

The Wave Pictures – Gained/Lost review

Some bands are definitely born out of time. Since The Wave Pictures emerged from rural Leicestershire in the late 90’s … More

David Tatersall, Gained/Lost, Indie, The Wave Pictures

March 2026’s New Music Playlist

Welcome to March. And welcome to another monthly new music playlist, with fresh stuff from RAYE, American Football, KNEECAP, Mitski, … More

Central Cee, Kneecap, MArch 2026's New Music Playlist, Mitski, Raye, Sepultra, The Orielles

The Dream Machine – Fort Perch Rock review

Julian Cope had already long left a defunct Teardrop Explodes by the time in December 1983 he penned his now … More

Fort Perch Rock review, Liverpool, Psychedelia, The Coral, The Dream Machine, The Wirral

Iron And Wine – Hen’s Teeth review

Sam Beam has a perfectly rational explanation for the naming of his eighth album. Speaking in the run up to … More

Americana, Hen's Teeth review, Iron And Wine, Sam Beam

Apparat – A Hum of Maybe review

What’s in an album title? Sascha Ring chose A Hum of Maybe because he’d sifted through the turmoil many feel … More

Apparat, Hum of Maybe review, Moderat, Sascha Ring, Synth Pop

Converge – Love Is Not Enough review

The word underground now means very little when supposed fringe players are turning up for their headline festival slots in … More

#JacobBannan, Converge Love Is Not Enough, Hardcore, Metal, Punk

Daphni – Butterfly review

Dan Snaith’s last outing as Caribou, 2024’s Honey found him hunkered down alone in his studio, working with tools that … More

Butterfly Daphni review, Caribou, Dan Snaith, Daphni, House, IDM, Techno

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