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William Doyle – Great Spans of Muddy Time review

It’s pretty interesting when the ideas behind album titles are explained – although clearly there are exceptions to be made … More

East India Youth, Great Spans of Muddy Time review, Robert Wyatt, Syd Barratt, William Doyle

Blanketman – National Trust EP review

Written off in some quarters a few years ago – there’s even a lively and seemingly conjoined ongoing debate going … More

Blanketman, Indie, Natioanl Trust EP review

Balthazar – Sand review

They say that fear of the unknown is what causes human beings the most stress of all situations, but although … More

Balthazar, Balthazar Fever review, Balthazar Sand review

Kings of Leon – When You See Yourself review

These days life comes at you slow for the Followill clan. It’s not that rock n’ roll excesses are totally … More

Caleb Followill, Jared Followill, Kings of Leon, Nathan Followill, When You See Yourself review

Virginia Wing – private LIFE review

First things first, Manchester based Virginia Wing – now a trio following the addition of Christopher Duffin – know how … More

Alice Merida Richards, Private LIFE review, Virginia Wing

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

Bradford, Bright Hours, Madchester, Morrissey, Shouting Quietly, Stephen Street

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

Benjamin John Power, Blanck Mass, In Fernaux review

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

Maximo Park, Nature Always Wins review, Newcastle, Paul Smith

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

Craig Finn, Open Door Policy review, The Hold Steady

slowthai – Tyron review

Those who haunt social media cooking meals to show how lazy people on benefits are will probably say he had … More

A$AP Rocky, Grime, James Blake, Rap, Skepta, Slowthai, Tyron review

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