Stephen Wilkinson – AKA Bibio – continues to remain an engima, making himself absent from playing live, wandering down side … More
Category: New Releases
Soak – Grim Town review
Sometimes, life imitiates art in the ugliest of ways. Bridie Monds-Watson had created Grim Town as a gigantic metaphor for … More
The Chemical Brothers – No Geography review
Who says rock and roll will save the earth? It’s certainly had enough chances, but every time we get close … More
Stealing Sheep – Big Wows review
It’s easy to be afraid of the all consuming vacuum of pop music, especially when you’ve carved yourself an admittedly … More
Gang of Four – Happy Now review
Gang of Four front man – and sole remaining member of what many would remember as the band’s classic up … More
C Duncan – Health review
How to respond your debut album, recorded in your flat for less than £100, being nominated for the Mercury Prize? … More
Fontaines D.C. – Dogrel review
People talk a lot these days about identity, about standing for something and wearing it, as if by defining yourself … More
White Denim – Side Effects review
Ever heard the phrase “Don’t mess with Texas”? White Denim have been doing just that, with Texas, the rest of … More
March’s Round Up
What a month! Almost too much to remind you about, but first a quick rundown of the new reviews published, … More
Ex-Hex – It’s Real review
There’s a long list of THINGS YOU THINK YOU’LL NEVER WRITE in rock and roll; it’s a world that never … More