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Bodega – All Inside Aquarium review

Choice – a great thing, especially if you understand the path you take will have consequences. It’s equally true that … More

All Inside Aquarium, Alt Rock, Bodega, Indie

Greg Freeman – All Set The Bone review

Greg Freeman wouldn’t be the first American to wander, cheesy statements about DNA to one side, but his route to … More

All Set The Bone, Alt Country, Country Rock, Greg Freeman, Indie

Teenage Fanclub – Do Not Dare to Dream review

There’s nothing wrong with growing old disgracefully, bucket lists or mid-life crises, but the scope for having any of these … More

Dare Not To Dream review, Indie, Norman Blake, Teenage Fanclub

Fat Dog – Cancel Me (I’m Tired) review

There was never any real chance of Fat Dog following up their 2024 debut Woof with anything that sounded much … More

Cancel Me (I'm Tired) revieew, Fat Dog

Protomartyr – Hotel Usona review

You can read through coverage of Protomartyr’s past albums and you’ll see thematic references which meet expectations – unabated anger, … More

Greg Ahee, Hotel Usona, Joe Casey, Post Punk, Protomartyr

Adult DVD – Adult DVD review

It’s always good to know where you are and more importantly, where you want to be. In Adult DVD‘s case … More

Adult DVD, Indie, Leeds Music, Post Punk, Rave, Synth Pop

M83 – I Wrote You A Letter review

Anthony Gonzalez has been particularly open around his state of mind whilst conceptualising M83’s tenth album. ‘I’m deeply disillusioned by … More

Anthony Gonzalez, Art Pop, Avant Garde, I Wrote You A Letter review, M83, Synth Pop

Gurriers – Nobody’s Coming To Save You review

This might read like a weird thing, but surely there’s never been a better worse time to be a punk … More

Gurriers, Irish Music, Nobody's Coming To Save You review, Noise Rock, Punk Rock

The Other Two – The Other Two & You review

If the stories of Joy Division and New Order are redolent of one quality in abundance, its irony. As two … More

Gillian Gilbert, New Order, Stephen Morris, Synth Pop, The Other Two, The Other Two And you

Orbital – Glastonbury 1994 Review

With all the reissues, represses, anniversary editions and everything else, its easy to miss the moment when something comes along … More

Chime, Glastonbury, Glastonbury 1994 review, Live, Orbital, Rave, Techno

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