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Sun’s Signature – Sun’s Signature EP Extended Edition review

You certainly can’t accuse Damon Reece of building our hopes up. Asked about the future of Sun’s Signature – of … More

Ambient, Cocteau Twins, Elizabeth Fraser, Gwenno, John Grant, Sun's Signature, Sun's Signature EP

Moderat – More D4TA review

If you’re going to go on an open ended hiatus, choose your moment; when Moderat – German trio Sascha Ring, … More

Berlin, IDM, Moderat, Moderat More D4TA review, Sascha Ring, Techno

TV Priest – My Other People review

TV Priest aren’t the first band to feel some disorientation at the pandemic fame process, which ran a little differently … More

Charlie Drinkwater, My Other People review, Post Punk, Sub Pop, TV Priest

Lea Sen – You Of Now, Pt. 1 EP

Sometimes you just have to make things happen yourself; brought up in Paris – but far from the Champs-Élysées – … More

Joy Orbison, Lea Sen, Soul, You of Now Pt.1

Michael Head and the Red Elastic Band – Dear Scott review

If there was only one musician you could give complete license to for feeling bitter about where luck has taken … More

Bill Ryder-Jones, Indie, Liverpool, Michael Head And The Red Elastic Band, Shack, The Coral

Hatchie – Giving The World Away review

Hatchie – AKA Harriette Pilbeam – had decided not long after it’s release that the sound of her 2019 debut … More

Dream Pop, Giving The World Away review, Harriette Pilbeam, Hatchie, Shoegaze

Belle And Sebastian – A Bit of Previous review

The title of Belle and Sebastian’s tenth studio album was inspired by the Buddhist precept of reincarnation, a notion that … More

A Bit of Previous Review, Belle & Sebastian, Glasgow, Stuart Murdoch

Rolling Blackouts, Coastal Fever – Endless Rooms review

The idea of a lock down album has long become reductive; whilst most confinements were in a basic sense physically … More

Endless Rooms review, Indie, Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever

C Duncan – Alluvium review

The past is history and history is the past and what we choose to do with it depends on mood … More

Alluvium review, C Duncan, Dream Pop

Let’s Eat Grandma – Two Ribbons review

Without doubt it’s the hard experiences that shape our lives definitively as opposed to the good; such is the way … More

Dream Pop, EDM, Let's Eat Grandma, Two Ribbons review

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