Anger is an energy. When Killer Mike – one half of Run The jewels, the rap duo which had hovered … More
Category: New Releases
Moby – All Visible Objects review
A veteran of so much more than just making music, Richard Melville Hall has reached the stage of his career … More
Car Seat Headrest – Making A Door Less Open review
Sometimes you’ve just got to leave yourself to find yourself (Or some other Zen nonsense). Will Toledo had already spent … More
Badly Drawn Boy – Banana Skin Shoes review
Some music tells stories; in the case of Banana Skin Shoes, Damon Gough can hardly stop talking, putting much of … More
Sleaford Mods – All That Glue review
Now that the charts aren’t listened to by anyone who has hair on their body below the waist, it’s perfectly … More
Hazel English – Wake UP! review
What if this all a Soma dream? Hazel English spent her youth writing poetry before coming across Guy Debord’s Situationist … More
The 1975 – Notes on a Conditional Form review
There’s no escaping the fate of the modern star, a moral compromise that means tacit acceptance of being equally hated … More
Ghostpoet – I Grow Tired But I Dare Not Fall Asleep review
Obaro Ejimiwe has been singing about disconnection from people, places and politics more or less since his debut album Peanut … More
Jono McCleery releases lockdown recorded EP “Keep A Memory”
A locked down Jono McCleery talks to The Voice of Unreason about his fantastic, home recorded new EP, Keep A Memory.
Beach Comber – Parting Cuts review
@Rory_Friers can normally be heard as part of Irish post rock quartet And So I Watch You From Afar, but for his sister’s wedding he went solo to come up with a collection of songs written to share some happiness with everyone.
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