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Real Estate – The Main Thing review

Sometimes it’s easy to forget that the people behind the microphone are human beings too: The Main Thing is Real … More

Real Estate, The Main Thing review

Sheafs – Vox Pop EP review

There’s never been a more watched – or manipulated – generation than the one born this millennium but for Sheafs, … More

Indie, Punk Rock, Sheafs Vox Pop EP review

Nada Surf – Never Not Together review

Music career veteranhood – for this is surely where Nada Surf find themselves now after more than 20 years – … More

Nada Surf, Never Not Together Review

Bambara – Stray review

Ghosts have always been used as inspiration for songwriters, from Johnny Remember Me to Stan Ridgway’s Camouflage and well beyond. … More

Bambara Stray review, Flannery O Connor

Grimes – Miss Anthropocene review

So many artists who find fame end up missing what they never had, but Claire Boucher seems to be in … More

Grimes, Miss Anthropocene

Tame Impala – The Slow Rush review

We’ve reached an age where nothing should surprise us any more, but Tame Impala’s rise from back room project to … More

Currents album, Kevin Parker, Tame Impala The Slow Rush

Green Day – Father of all…review

As the phrase goes, anger is an energy. For almost four years now America has been at war with both … More

Billy Joe Armstrong, Father of All.., Green Day, Punk Rock

Algiers – There Is No Year Review

Named after the city in North Africa seen as a cradle of activism and rebellion, Algiers have never found it … More

Algiers There Is No Year Review

Pet Shop Boys – Hotspot review

The blurry image used on the cover of Hotspot might suggest that it’s creators are now happy to step a … More

Chris Lowe, Neil Tennant, Pet Shop Boys Hotspot

Georgia – Seeking Thrills review

There’s something about drumming and drummers that sets them apart: rarely do they come out from behind their instruments in … More

Georgia Seeking Thrills, House, Leftfield, Techno

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