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bdrmm – I Don’t Know review

That’s the thing about expectations – if you don’t really have any, it’s very hard to undershoot them. bdrmm started … More

bdrmm, I Don't Know bdrmm review, IDM, Indie, Shoegaze

Gengahr – Red Sun Titans review

Sometimes you can have too much time to think. Following the release of Gengahr’s third album Sanctuary in early 2020 … More

Gengahr, Indie, Red Sun Titans

Sufjan Stevens – Reflections review

The cultural stratosphere where music meets perceived high art isn’t as the cliché goes for everyone, whether that applies to … More

Ambient, Classical, Reflections review, Surfjan Sevens

A Man Called Adam – The Girl With A Hole In Her Heart review

Whilst Steve Jones – one half of A Man Called Adam – was more or less confined during lockdown to … More

A Man Called Adam, House, IDM, Teesside, The Girl With The Hole In Heart review

Alison Goldfrapp – The Love Invention review

Over the years in her mononymous partnership with Will Gregory, costume changes for Alison Goldfrapp had become the norm; whatever … More

Alison Goldfrapp, House, Synth Pop, Techno, The Love Invention

ABC – The Lexicon of Love Live review

Martin Fry admits ABC knew exactly what they were doing when recording the Lexicon of Love in 1982. Speaking to … More

#80sMusic, ABC, Martin Fry, Sheffield, The Lexicon of Love, Trevor Horne

The Lemon Twigs – Everything Harmony review

There’s an undefeatable, circular logic the D’Addario siblings use to qualify their approach to making music so resolutely archaic; speaking … More

Beach Boys, Brian D'Addario, Michael D’Addario, Simon & Garfunkel, The Lemon Twigs

Braids – Euphoric Recall review

The premise of Euphoric Recall is that Braids singer Raphaelle Standell-Preston is in love – and she doesn’t care who … More

Braids, Dream Pop, Euphoric Recall review, Raphaelle Standell-Preston

The National – The First Two Pages of Frankenstein review

There’s a well-worn phrased often used in Britain once fear and doubt have set in on a person’s countenance; often … More

First Two Pages of Frankenstein review, Matt Berninger, Phoebe Bridgers, Taylor Swift, The National

Hippo Campus – Wasteland EP review

If you’re a relatively successful contemporary pop band, what are your choices? Collaborate with a left field artist to shock … More

Hippo Campus, Indie, Pop, Wasteland EP review

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