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Talk Show – These People EP review

The luxury of hindsight is one that many people are bathing in now: Talk Show’s Harrison Swann wrote most of … More

Council Records, Indie, Squid, Talk Show These People EP

Little Dragon – New Me, Same Us review

For a decade and a half Gothenburg’s Little Dragon have been both a production house –  with their collaborative credits … More

Little Dragon, New Me Same Us, Yukimi Nagano

Code Orange – Underneath review

If you were born before say, 1990, and want to understand what things like social media are doing to people … More

Code Orange, Code Orange Underneath, Industrial, Metal

Islet- Eyelet review

Sometimes, noise comes from quiet: Islet recorded their homophonically titled album at home in the tranquil hills of Powys in … More

Broadcast, Folktronica, IDM, Islet Eyelet review, Stereolab, Wales

The Chats – High Risk Behaviour review

Aussie punks do the simple things, brilliantly. Snot and sawdust, mullet style.

Green Day, High Risk Behaviour, Punk Rock, Queensland, The Chats

Cornershop – England Is A Garden review

In fairness to Tijinder Singh, the rock n’ roll currency of being insulated from the outside world is another band’s … More

Cornershop, England Is A Garden review, Tijinder Singh

James Righton – The Performer review

It’s debatable what came first, the British media’s venal delight in building people up only to drag them down, or … More

James Righton The Performer review, Keira Knightly, Klaxons, Nu Rave

Tycho – Simulcast review

On 2019’s Weather Scott Hansen earned a Grammy nomination for taking his Tycho concept outside of the box: adding in … More

Scott Hansen, Simulcast review, Tycho

Caribou – Suddenly review

When a great philosopher (Probably) once said “I’ve got something for your mind, your body and your soul”. Dan Snaith … More

Caribou, Caribou Suddenly review, Dan Snaith, Daphni, IDM, Manitoba, Techno

The Orielles – Disco Volador review

When Chic talked about good times all those years ago, did anybody say that there was some kind of limit … More

Disco Volador, Indie, The Orielles

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