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Highly Suspect – As Above, So Below review

What used to be a fine line between derivation, parody and the real thing is so blurred now that it … More

As Above So Below, Grunge, Hard Rock, Highly Suspect, Johnny Stevens, Rock

Cigarettes After Sex – X’s review

Many many years ago that so-noughties platform Facebook used to have a thing where you could set your relationship status; … More

Cigarettes After Sex, David Lynch, Dream Pop, Greg Gonzalez, X's review

Washed Out – Notes From A Quiet Life review

For Ernest Greene – AKA Washed Out – the titular reference to a gentler existence was sincere; having moved from … More

AI, Chat GPT, Chillwave, Ernest Greene, Notes From A Quiet Life review, Washed Out

Joe Goddard – Harmonics review

You get by with a little help from your friends is almost the title of an old song, but on … More

Alexis Taylor, Electronica, Hot Chip, House, Ibibio Sound Machine, Joe Goddard

Fink – Beauty In Your Wake review

As recording locations go, few sound more idyllic than a converted chapel in a tiny Cornish village, but for Fin … More

Beauty In Your Wake review, Cornwall, Electronica, Fin Greenall, Fink, Folk

Pond – Stung ! review

The phrase might be a little generically applied in this case, but if you’re a band who make music in … More

King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, Pond, Psychedelia, Psychedelic Porn Crumpets, Stung! review

The Mysterines – Afraid of Tomorrows review

Instinct is a strange and sometimes unreliable thing for musicians to trust; if you let it influence your process too … More

Afraid of Tomorrows review, Grunge, Indie, Lia Metcalfe, Liverpool, Rock, The Mysterines

Kate Nash – 9 Sad Symphonies review

Anger is a more than legitimate emotion for any woman in the music industry to experience, but as the marketers … More

9 Sad Symphonies review, Kate Nash

Kneecap – Fine Art review

A recent article in Britain’s The Times newspaper labelled Kneecap as “The UK’s most controversial band”. Really? On the surface, … More

Belfast, Grime, Hip Hop, Irish Music, Kneecap, Rap, Toddla T, Trap

Eels – Eels Time! review

Fats Waller declared a long time ago that he was gonna sit right down and write himself a letter, and … More

All American Rejects, Beautiful Freak, Country, Eels, Eels Time! review, Mark Everett, Rock

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