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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

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

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

Kristin Hersh – Sugar on Blackstone review

Sometimes it’s hard to know when to stay or when to just get the hell out. Sometimes the decision is … More

Alt Rock, Indie, Kristin Hersh, Sugar On Blackstone, Throwing Muses

Ezra Collective – Here Because of Hope review

Here Because of Hope‘s cover art depicts three young boys wrestling with the personal demons of our age – whether … More

Ezra Collective, Funk, Here Because of Hope review, Jazz, Soul

The Tubs – Hard Life review

It’s a position of some privilege, but having signed to the Merge label – formerly home to Arcade Fire, Spoon … More

Hard Life review, Husker, Indie, The Smiths, The Tubs

Mykki Blanco – Café Paradiso review

In a world where everything is bought down to the lowest common denominator, props to Mykii Blanco for envisioning the … More

Café Paradiso review, Hip Hop, House, Mykki Blanco

Arab Strap – Half-Told Tales review

You’ve got to admire their honesty. Usually the new album PR cycle means disavowing your previous release(s), calling it a … More

Aidan Moffatt, Arab Strap, Malcolm Middleton

Pulp – Live! review

The exclamation mark feels a bit unnecessary, or does it? A musical institution yes, but after twenty odd years dormant, … More

Britpop, Jarvis Cocker, Live Music, Pulp, Pulp Live! Review, Pulp More

Interpol – This Mirror Weighs A Ton review

Well, Dorothy knew it, but these days she’d be sent back to Kansas from Oz wearing handcuffs as an illegal … More

Post Punk, Interpol, Paul Banks, This Mirror Weighs A Ton review, Ted Kessler

James Ellis Ford – Lost In Another World review

“In the midst of life, we are in death.” These were just words to James Ford as he grew up, … More

Ambient, Arctic Monkeys, James Ellis Ford, Lost In Another World review, Synth Pop

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