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Death Valley Girls – Islands In The Sky review

Released in 2020, the relative success of Death Valley Girls Under The Spell of Joy was tempered by the on/off … More

Bonnie Bloomgarden, Death Valley Girls, Islands In The Sky review

Dry Cleaning – Swampy EP review

For those critics who sneered at Dry Cleaning, ridiculing them as parody, the quartet’s last album Stumpwork was a rebuttal … More

Dry Cleaning, Indie, Post Punk, Stumpwork, Swampy EP

Shame – Food For Worms review

“I don’t think you can be in your own head forever,” Shame singer Charlie Steen has said in the run … More

Charlie Steen, Foor For Worms review, Indie, Shame

Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs – Land of Sleeper review

Slumber isn’t something you would readily associate with Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs, a band who’ve spent over … More

Black Sabbath, Doom Metal, Land of Sleeper review, Matt Baty, Metal, Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs

Tennis – Pollen review

Husband and wife partnerships in the music industry are relatively rare, so firstly let’s hear it for Alaina Moore and … More

Alaina Moore, Dream Pop, Indie, Patrick Riley, Tennis, Tennis Pollen review

Orbital – Optical Delusion review

All going quite well at the moment, ain’t it? That is, if you’re a sleazy politician, right-wing news commentator or … More

Anna B Savage, Optical Delusion review, Orbital, Paul Hartnoll, Techno

Hamish Hawk – Angel Numbers review

To get Britain you probably need to understand the people’s love of an underdog story. The roots of it might … More

Angel Numbers review, Bill Callahan, Hamish Hawk, Pop, Scotland

Young Fathers – Heavy Heavy review

Right enough five years is a long, long time in anything these days, let alone music, but Edinburgh trio Young … More

Heavy Heavy review, Hip-Hop, Young Fathers

Fucked Up – One Day review

It sounds patronising in the extreme, but Fucked Up have quietly spent the last fifteen years becoming punk rock legends … More

Canada, Fucked Up, One Day review, Punk Rock

Ladytron – Time’s Arrow review

“They only want you when you’re seventeen/When you’re twenty one, you’re no fun” Over the latter course of 2021 TikTok … More

Ladytron, Seventeen, Synth Pop, TikTok, Time's Arrow review

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