There comes a point where. amongst the giant lake of cynicism that is the twenties, you begin to see anger … More
Category: New Releases
The Lounge Society – Silk For The Starving EP review
The Calder Valley lies in the shadow of the Pennines, the often bleak hill chain which divides much of the … More
Rostam – Changephobia review
It’s a statement that comes free of charge with a large serving of cheese, but whilst Rostam has been there … More
Lambchop – Showtunes review
It’s been over 20 years since the loose-knit collective Lamchop released Nixon, a work which brought the dappled alt. country … More
Wolf Alice – Blue Weekend review
Speaking in the run up to the release of Wolf Alice’s third album, singer Ellie Rowsell gave some insight as … More
Night Beats – Outlaw R&B review
The backstory to Outlaw R&B reads like a passage from some dystopian novel: an recent emigre to Los Angeles from … More
Gruff Rhys – Seeking New Gods review
Aliens. Environmental disaster. People out to get you. Sources of material for the concept album – an idea which on … More
St. Vincent – Daddy’s Home review
It’s hard to escape the notion that Annie Clark recently has been from a media perspective heading towards the Del … More
The Chills – Scatterbrain review
Music is a brutal game, never more than in the last year or so for reasons in the northern hemisphere … More
Will Stratton – The Changing Wilderness review
If folk was one of the original forms of storytelling, some of it’s charachter was leeched away in the last … More