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

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

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

There are many ways to deconstruct the creative process when things go wrong, but Feet’s George Haverson is more sanguine … More

You do wish pop commentators would make their minds up; one week it’s become a bastion of leftfield diversity, picking … More

It’s something of a myth that getting the right producer means that an album will stand for maximum creative fulfillment … More

If only there’s only one truism to our existence on this rock, it’s that life often has a way of … More

Once the solo project of Zachary Cole Smith, DIIV’s 2012 album Oshin set the blogosphere (Remember that?) ablaze, but the … More

Not many a musician’s autobiographies come with its own soundtrack, but as the saying goes, Mick Head isn’t many musicians. … More

Aidan Moffatt feels like the guy you meet at a party who’s so intense in conversation that desperately the host … More