Night Beats – Myth Of A Man review

A few years ago Night Beats were a trio, pumping out psychedelic space rock like true prodigies from the bandana … More

Foals return with Exits, trail two part album Everything Will Not Be Lost

The all-conquering art-rock headliners Foals have announced their return with new single Exits, confirmation of the release of the first … More

Swervedriver – Future Ruins review

Nineties comebacks are *so* not news anymore, much less those by bands who emerged in the brief period before both … More

C Duncan returns with new album, “Health”

Scottish multi instrumentalist Christopher Duncan has announced the release of his third album, Health, which will be available from March … More

The Twilight Sad – It Won’t Be Like This All The Time review

Inspiration can come from triumph, tragedy and all points in between as we know – that’s the unpredictably of the … More

Steve Mason – About The Light review

With a Beta Band reformation seemingly never further away there is no better antidote than a new album from their … More

Bill Ryder Jones – Yawn review

Bill Ryder-Jones isn’t in it for the money, but then again a few listens to some of his songs will … More

How To Dress Well – The Anteroom review

Reactions amongst the entertainment community to the political frenzy of the last two years have varied, from the multifarious confusion … More

Factory Floor – Soundtrack For A Film Review

One of the first cinematic portrayals of a bleak, far off dystopia, Fritz Lang’s Metropolis has long been the subject … More

The Prodigy – No Tourists review

There was a more than a feeling that the release of The Prodigy’s Always Outnumbered, Never Outgunned in 2004 represented … More