It sounds patronising in the extreme, but Fucked Up have quietly spent the last fifteen years becoming punk rock legends … More
Category: New Releases
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
Italia 90 – Living Human Treasure review
When are radicals not radicals? Well, according to Italia 90, it’s sometimes when they’re in polemical bands. The nicely pseudonymized … More
Gaz Coombes – Turn The Car Around review
The soundtrack to a midlife crisis often makes for very awkward listening, so whilst Gaz Coombes will find it hard … More
Billy Nomates – CACTI review
It’s an unlikely beginning, but for Tor Maries the path to a kind of redemption came via a Sleaford Mods … More
Belle and Sebastian – Late Developers review
After all these years since appearing in the mid nineties with Tigermilk, given what we now know one of the … More
White Lung – Premonition review
Most times where a period of five years has elapsed between albums there’s a some kind of back story that … More
Royksopp – Profound Mysteries III review
When Svein Berger and Torbjørn Brundtland told the world in 2014 that The Inevitable End was more than just the … More
Gold Panda – The Work review
Sometimes everybody needs a little motivation, especially when there are other things going on in their lives. Since the release … More
Phoenix – Alpha Zulu review
Matthew Wilder once famously sang that nothing was going to break his stride and nobody was going to slow him … More