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Squid – Bright Green Field review

If you’re of the belief that not very much of anything makes sense any more, then the art of the … More

Bright Green Fields review, Post Punk, Post rock, Squid

Leon Vynehall – Rare, Forever review

Sometimes the line between artist and individual is easy to see; stardom and being famous are after all in an … More

Ambient, Dubstep, Electronica, Rare, Rare Forever Review

Low Island – If You Could Have It All Again review

The emotional pulls of your history – nostalgia, regret, guilt – are some of the most powerful that can be … More

If You Could Have It All Again, Low Island

Royal Blood – Typhoons review

An American comedian called Bill Hicks once did a whole segment of his routine on the positive effect artists being … More

Bill Hicks, Royal Blood, Typhoons Review

Matt Sweeney & Bonnie “Prince” Billy – Superwolves review

Not everything the world waits sixteen years for ends up being worth the anticipation: Godfather III springs to mind, but … More

Americana, Bonnie "Prince" Billy, Folk, Matt Sweeney, Superwolves review

Dinsosaur Jr. – Sweep In Into Space review

It’s hard to imagine any type of band being hurt much worse than one like Dinosaur Jr., the fuzzcore heroes … More

Dinosaur Jr., Hardcore, J Mascis, Lou Barlow, Neil Young, Sweep In Into Space review

The Coral – Coral Island review

Britain isn’t the only country in the world where half the population seem to be obsessed with visions of it’s … More

Beat Pop, Coral Island, Ian Skelly, Psychedelia, The Coral

Field Music – Flat White Moon review

It’s become more common to discuss the relative poverty of musicians over the last 12 months, marooned as they are … More

Field Music, Flat White Moon review

Teenage Fanclub – Endless Arcade review

Teenage Fanclub have always been the nicest, most charming no compromise bands in the history of modern rock. Take for … More

Endless Arcade, Gerard Love, Norman Blake, Raymond McGinley, Teenage Fanclub

Brockhampton – Roadrunner – New Light, New Machine review

It’s not easy being Brockhampton. The multi-everything, self styled rap “boy band” may have earned themselves a major label deal … More

Brockhampton, Danny Brown, Hip Hop, Kevin Abstract, New Light New Machine, Rap

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