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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

PJ Harvey – I Inside The Old Year Dying review

For Polly Jean Harvey repetition is the scourge of creativity. During the process of making her last album, 2016’s The … More

Alt Folk, Folk, I Inside The Old Year Dying, PJ Harvey

Django Django – Off Planet Review

You could almost feel the eye roll whoever wrote the press release which accompanied copies of Off Planet landing people’s … More

Django Django, Indie, Off Planet review, Self Esteem

bdrmm – I Don’t Know review

That’s the thing about expectations – if you don’t really have any, it’s very hard to undershoot them. bdrmm started … More

bdrmm, I Don't Know bdrmm review, IDM, Indie, Shoegaze

Gengahr – Red Sun Titans review

Sometimes you can have too much time to think. Following the release of Gengahr’s third album Sanctuary in early 2020 … More

Gengahr, Indie, Red Sun Titans

Sufjan Stevens – Reflections review

The cultural stratosphere where music meets perceived high art isn’t as the cliché goes for everyone, whether that applies to … More

Ambient, Classical, Reflections review, Surfjan Sevens

A Man Called Adam – The Girl With A Hole In Her Heart review

Whilst Steve Jones – one half of A Man Called Adam – was more or less confined during lockdown to … More

A Man Called Adam, House, IDM, Teesside, The Girl With The Hole In Heart review

Alison Goldfrapp – The Love Invention review

Over the years in her mononymous partnership with Will Gregory, costume changes for Alison Goldfrapp had become the norm; whatever … More

Alison Goldfrapp, House, Synth Pop, Techno, The Love Invention

ABC – The Lexicon of Love Live review

Martin Fry admits ABC knew exactly what they were doing when recording the Lexicon of Love in 1982. Speaking to … More

#80sMusic, ABC, Martin Fry, Sheffield, The Lexicon of Love, Trevor Horne

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