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DIIV – Frog In Boiling Water review

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

DIIV, Frog In Boiling Water review, Grunge, Indie, Shoegaze, Zachary Cole Smith

Michael Head and The Red Elastic Band – Loophole review

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

Liverpool, Loophole review, Michael Head And The Red Elastic Band, Shack

Arab Strap – I’m Totally Fine With it…review

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

Aidan Moffatt, Arab Strap, I'm Totally Fine With It, Malcolm Middleton

LYLO – Thoughts of Never review

If the three horsemen of career apocalypse go something like take a long hiatus, change your sound and make a … More

Glasgow, LYLO, Synth Pop, The Orielles, Thoughts of Never review

Jessica Pratt – Here In The Pitch review

If you subscribe to the argument that not many people came out of the pandemic’s other side without experiencing change, … More

Charles Manson, Folk, Here In The Pitch review, Jessica Pratt

Camera Obscura – Look To The East, Look To The West review

It’s been eleven years since Camera Obscura’s last album Desire Lines, a hiatus which in part has been due to … More

Belle and Sebastian, Camera Obscura, Glasgow, Indie, Look to the EastLook To The West review, Traceyanne Campbell

Iron And Wine – Light Verse review

In the last few weeks Sam Beam marked the twentieth anniversary of Our Endless Numbered Days release, the album which … More

Americana, Country Rock, Fiona Apple, Iron And Wine, Light Verse, Sam Beam

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

Chris Lowe, Disco, Neil Tennant, Nonetheless, Pet Shop Boys

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

Buzzard Buzzard Buzzard, Cardiff, Indie, Skinwalker review, Tom Rees, Welsh Music

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

English Teacher, Indie Rock, Leeds Music, Lily Fontaine, This Could Be Texas review

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