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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

Chappaqua Wrestling – Plus Ultra review

Funny thing, influences. If you do a round of Brighton-based Chappaqua Wrestling’s interviews in support of Plus Ultra they variously … More

Chappaqua Wrestling, Indie, Plus Ultra review

Everything But The Girl – Fuse review

For a couple of years off the back of Todd Terry’s remix of Missing, Everything But The Girl became the … More

Ben Watt, Everything But The Girl, Fuse review, Tracey Thorn

Angel Olsen – Forever Means EP review

Forever Means is a rumination on the subject of whether anyone can ever find an end point that satisfies, or … More

Angel Olsen, Country, Forever Means EP review, Indie

Metallica – 72 Seasons review

When you’re as big as Metallica – hundreds of millions of album sales big, tours grossing tens of millions of … More

72 Seasons, James Hetfield, Lars Ulrich, Metal, Metallica, Thrash

Daughter – Stereo Mind Game review

If the beginning (It wasn’t) was found in the noughties folk revivalism of Tuung and Laura Marling and the end … More

Daughter, Dream Pop, Elena Tonra, Shoegaze, Stereo Mind Game review

Teleman – Good Time/Hard Time review

Everything seems so black or white these days, doesn’t it? You either love black and totally hate white, or vice … More

Good Time/Hard Time review, Hot Chip, Indie, Synth Pop, Teleman

Depeche Mode – Memento Mori review

It’s no secret that a few weeks prior to the start of recording Memento Mori Depeche Mode suffered the loss … More

Dave Gahan, Depeche Mode, Martin Gore, Memento Mori review, Synth Pop

M83 – Fantasy review

It’s not something that happens regularly, but there can be a gap betwen contemplating career sabotage and then going through … More

Anthony Gonzalez, Chillwave, M83, M83 Fantasy review, Synth Pop

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