Obaro Ejimiwe has been singing about disconnection from people, places and politics more or less since his debut album Peanut … More
Category: New Releases
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.
BC Camplight – Shortly After Takeoff review
Singer songwriter gets deported, writes album about it, loses father, then records even better album only to release it in the middle of a global pandemic. Thows away rabbit’s foot.
Other Lives – For Their Love review
Portland based trio create baroque folk minor classic: must hear album for fans of The National and Fleet Foxes.
Hamilton Leithauser – The Loves of Your Life review
Sometimes, the words just won’t come. Hamilton Leithauser experienced the kind of success with 2016’s I Had A Dream That … More
Fiona Apple – Fetch The Boltcutters review
A long, long time ago a now deceased comedian called Bill Hicks talked about the way in which capitalism turns … More
The Strokes – The New Abnormal review
The Strokes return with their fifth album. After arguably the greatest debut of all time, could they relight the torch again here?
Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs – Viscerals review
In a strange way the cover of their new album neatly encapsulates Pigs’ ethos: a pile of owner less innards … More
Waxahatchee – Saint Cloud review
Sometimes you have to go through calling yourself all kinds of names before you hit upon the one that is … More
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