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The House of Love – State of Grace review

What’s the most appropriate answer to the question ‘Where should an old band go to die?’ Driven on by Terry … More

Guy Chadwick, Indie, Shine On, State of Grace Review, Terry Bickers, The House of Love

The Lounge Society – Tired of Liberty review

The problem with being a next big thing is one of definition. A couple of decades ago it meant sitting … More

Indie, Post Punk, The Lounge Society, Tired of Liberty

LIFE – North East Coastal Town review

There are countless hard luck stories about artists who lost momentum due to the pandemic – although no-one is making … More

Hull, Indie, LIFE, LIFE A Picture of Good Health, North East Coastal Town, Punk

Stephen James Smith – See No Evil review

In the spring of 2021 David Balfe – recording as For Those I Love – released his eponymous debut album. … More

Dublin, For Those I Love, Poetry, See No Evil, Spoken Word, Stephen James Smith, Villagers

Various Artists – Speedy Wunderground Vol 5 review

The idea of compilations has long been a thing, going back beyond Lenny Kaye’s garage obscurity packed Nuggets released in … More

Dan Carey, Indie, Music Label, Speedy Wunderground, The Lounge Society

Hot Chip – Freakout/Release review

Expressing yourself differently within the confines of your fan’s expectations has always been a probem for any artist; whilst a … More

Alexis Taylor, Electronica, Freakout/Release review, Hot Chip, Indie, Joe Goddard

The Chats – GET FUCKED review

The city of Brisbane is now a place The Chats call home, having relocated from the seaside town of Sunny … More

Australia, Brisbane, Eamonn Sandwith, GET FUCKED review, Punk, The Chats

Osees – A Foul Form review

Normally on those album adverts you see the testimonials are pretty bland. “Really good. Sounds great, four stars” “His/her/Their best … More

A Foul Form, Crass, Garage Rock, Henry Rollins, John Dwyer, Oh Sees, Osees, Punk, Rudimentary Peni

Traams – Personal Best review

For many bands being on hiatus means different things, from a sabbatical, an extended holiday or devoting time to solo … More

Art Rock, indie music, TRAAMS, Traams Personal Best review

Nightlands – Moonshine review

If, ten years ago, it was difficult to see that The War On Drugs were on course to be a … More

Dave Hartley, Nightlands - Moonshine review, The War On Drugs

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