These days life comes at you slow for the Followill clan. It’s not that rock n’ roll excesses are totally … More
Category: New Releases
Virginia Wing – private LIFE review
First things first, Manchester based Virginia Wing – now a trio following the addition of Christopher Duffin – know how … More
Bradford – Bright Hours review
As comebacks go, to quote another band who also started out in the late 1980’s, Bradford’s has seemingly been forever … More
Blanck Mass – In Ferneaux review
One of the most popular salutations by email these days is where the sender hopes they find you well. It’s … More
Maxïmo Park – Nature Always Wins review
There’s an old British saying that you can’t teach an old dog new tricks, referring to a person’s will or … More
The Hold Steady – Open Door Policy review
Music stardom presents the ultimate fairy tale lifestyle; eternal youth, global travel, adoring crowds, recreational exoticism. At least, that’s the … More
slowthai – Tyron review
Those who haunt social media cooking meals to show how lazy people on benefits are will probably say he had … More
Black Country, New Road – For the first time review
Your early twenties more than any other period in life is the time in which it makes most sense to … More
Django Django – Glowing In The Dark review
Those of us sat inside with the just the news cycle for company at the moment might be forgiven for … More
Pale Waves – Who Am I? review
Words matter. On Pale Waves’ second album the Mancunian quartet address a number of issues society keeps an open discourse … More
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