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Drab Majesty – An Object In Motion Review

Drab Majesty’s bio definitely has an only in LA feel: Originally a solo venture for Marraiges drummer Andrew Clinco, the … More

An Object In Motion review, Drab Majesty, Leftfield, Psych Pop, Rachel Goswell, Shoegaze, Slowdive

Willie J Healey – Bunny review

Mike Tyson famously once said “Everybody has a plan until they get punched in the mouth.” A former boxer himself, … More

Bunny review, Jamie T, Mike Tyson, R&B, Soul, Willie J Healey

Osees – Intercepted Message review

To paraphrase a famous movie quote, listening to a new Osees album is like a box of chocolates; you really … More

Intercepted Message, John Dwyer, Osees

Art School Girlfriend – Soft Landing review

Many of us have recurring dreams about falling, in which we plummet endlessly towards some unknown ending but never quite … More

Art School Girlfriend, Marika Hackman, Polley Mackey, Soft Landing review, Synth Pop

The Hives – The Death of Randy Fitzsimmons review

The Hives are the ultimate throwback band, recalling a showmanship and hubris which died in rock towards the end of … More

Blues, Pelle Almqvist, Punk, The Death of Randy Fitzsimmons, The Hives

Georgia – Euphoric review

Listening back to Georgia’s last album Seeking Thrills feels a little like an out of body experience; released in 2020, … More

Electronic, Georgia, Georgia Euphoric review, House, Leftfield, Stranger Things

Reignmaker – We Go Round EP review

It’s sometimes a cliché to infer that there’s a degree of expectation on bands who come from Liverpool, but for … More

Indie, Jamie Webster, Liverpool, Psych Pop, Reignmaker, We Go Round review

Local Natives – Time Will Wait for No-One review

In hard times having a sense of unity is important. After a decade of largely trouble-free existence as a band … More

Indie, Local Natives, Time Will Wait for No-One

Blur – The Ballad of Darren review

September, 1993. A furious, London-living quartet are being interviewed by the Melody Maker’s Stud Brothers in a pub near Stamford … More

Blur, Bowie, Britpop, Damon Albarn, Graham Coxon, Indie, The Ballad of Darren review

Disclosure – Alchemy review

Life in the music industry is a precarious one in the twenties, and to paraphrase the venerated British character actor … More

Alchemy review, Deep House, Disclosure, Disco, House, Techno

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