In the last few weeks Sam Beam marked the twentieth anniversary of Our Endless Numbered Days release, the album which … More
Category: New Releases
Pet Shop Boys – Nonetheless review
When you’ve been in the business over four decades any truth is most likely to be your own, hence the … More
Buzzard Buzzard Buzzard – Skinwalker review
They used to be such nice lads as well. Buzzard Buzzard Buzzard started out as mainly the work of Tom … More
English Teacher – This Could Be Texas review
The indie scene is predictable if only for one thing. Shifting from darling to darling, occasionally it flips back to … More
Jane Weaver – Love In Constant Spectacle review
Some artists work for decades to get to a relateable niche of their own, a handful find theirs more quickly. … More
Chastity Belt – Live Laugh Love review
Live Laugh Love may seem like an overly bland metaphorical title for a band who previously have written songs called … More
Waxahatchee – Tigers Blood review
It’s not scientific, but it feels like a widely recognised fact that living in domestic bliss isn’t usually a precursor … More
The Dandy Warhols – Rockmaker review
Pop has a very short memory, so The Dandy Warhols’ Bohemian Like You – a global hit in 2001 after … More
Revival Season – Golden Age of Self Snitching review
Killer Mike knew it. “Look at all these slave masters posin’ on yo dollar” he spat on JU$T, a song … More
Colouring – Love To You, Mate review
In art it’s taken for granted that you might shift from one perspective to another, but some shifts are not … More