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Review: The Weather Station – How Is It That I Should Look At The Stars

For most artists the experience is rare, if indeed it they ever experience it; the opposite of writer’s block, where … More

Folk, How Is It That I Should Look At The Stars, Tamara Lindeman, The Weather Station

Bandicoot – Black After Dark review

Black Rebel Motorcycle Club once asked the question of whatever happened to their rock n’ roll. This was way back … More

Bandicoot, Black After Dark Review, Indie, Wales

Beach House – Once Twice Melody review

A few years ago – before the release of 2015’s landmark Depression Cherry – you’d have argued that were some … More

Beach House, Dream Pop, Nugaze, Once Twice Melody review

Bambara – Love On My Mind review

Courtesy of their singer Blaze Bateh, Bamabara’s songs often feel like they occupy a space which is both archaic and … More

Bambara, Blaze Bateh, Gothic Rock, Night Beats, Punk Rock

Metronomy – Small World review

During the height of the pandemic past times like walking round your garden – if you were lucky enough to … More

Joe Mount, Metronomy, Small World review, The English Riviera

White Lies – As I Try Not To Fall Apart review

Seeing most of their contemporaries – Delphic, Editors, Late of The Pier, Friendly Fires – fall more or less by … More

As I Try Not To Fall Apart, Synth Pop, White Lies

Sea Power – Everything Was Forever review

On the face of it – in fact, it’s absolutely so – over the last 20 years Sea Power have … More

Art Rock, Everything Was Forever review, Indie, Sea Power

Steve Gunn – Nakama EP review

It’s always heartening to see in a what is a hand to mouth existence for many musicians that Steve Gunn … More

Nakama review, Steve Gunn

Los Bitchos – Let The Festivities Begin! review

Ok, so in introducing Let The Festivities Begin! it’s unavoidable to talk about an indie musician finding by chance an … More

Alex Kapranos, Folk, Franz Ferdinand, Garage, Let The Festivities Begin!, Los Bitchos, Punk

Thyla – Thyla review

It’s become a pretty familiar tale: band forms, gains momentum and airplay, gets set for their shot at the big … More

Dream Pop, Indie, Thyla - Thyla review

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