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LUMP – Animal review

You don’t necessarily have to be a fan of the US retro sci-fi show Stranger Things to entertain a vague … More

Laura Marling, LUMP, Metronomy, Mike Lindsay, Stranger Things, Tunng

DJ Food – Kaleidoscope Companion review

It seemed that there’s something quite archaic now about the idea of a DJ/Producer collective, given that most artists tend … More

Coldcut, DJ Food, Electronica, IDM, Kaleidoscope Companion review

July 2021’s Best New Music

10. Girl Ray – Give Me Your Love 9. Molly Burch, Wild Nothing – Emotion 8. Frank Carter & The … More

Chemical Brothers, Dave, Deafheaven, Frank Carter, Girl Ray, RZA, St.Vincent, Stormzy, Wavves

Descendents – 9th & Walnut review

If you’re looking for a ground zero of West Coast pop-punk – or even if you’re not – then the … More

Dave Grohl, Descendents 9th & Walnut review, Hardcore, Milo Goes To College, Punk

Wavves – Hideaway review

It might be an aphorism that’s bland to the point of meaningless, but it remains true to say that good … More

Dave Sitek, Indie, Nathan Williams, Wavves Hideaway review

Modest Mouse – The Golden Casket review

Maybe we’re right, we’re not paranoid and everyone is out to get us. The Pentagon – the goddamn Pentagon – … More

Isaac Brock, Modest Mouse, The Golden Casket

Tyler, The Creator – Call Me If You Get Lost review

“Authenticity is bullshit” wrote a commentator recently in Vulture, opining about Billie Eilish’s interview with Vogue in which, if you … More

Call Me If You Lost, Lil Wayne, Pharrell Williams, Rap, Tyler the Creator

Sault – Nine review

The often repeated line last year was that Sault, a tightly knit but mostly invisible collective working with producer Inflo, … More

Hip-Hop, Inflo, Little Simz, Nine review, R&B, Sault, Soul

Kings of Convenience – Peace Or Love review

There’s a certain irony to calling your debut album Quiet Is The New Loud when all around is the likes … More

Eirik Glambek Bøe, Erlend Øye, Kings of Convenience, Peace or Love review, Royksopp

Lovejoy – Are You Alright? EP review

If in doubt, diversify. Many born on the internet stars eventually find a ceiling for their audience in the non-mainstream … More

Indie, Lovejoy Band, Will Soot

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