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Hayden Thorpe – Diviner review

One arguably of Britain’s most popular bands during the last decade, Wild Beasts split was both messy and drawn out, … More

Diviner, Hayden Thorpe, Wild Beasts

The National – I Am Easy To Find review

The adapt-or-die mantra that seems to have become so important to contemporary musicians never seemed to apply to The National, … More

I Am Easy to Find Review, Matt Beringer, The National

Vampire Weekend – Father of The Bride review

Ezra Koenig may well the only full time member left of Vampire Weekend, but that hasn’t left him in stasis; … More

Ezra Koening, Father of the Bride, Vampire Weekend

W.H. Lung – Incidental Music review

It’s 2019, so psychedelic music doesn’t come with kaftans, sitars and a flowery painted Rolls Royce, instead as Mancunian trio … More

Incidental Music review, Psychedelia, WH Lung

Interpol – A Fine Mess EP review

At the end of the sessions for Interpol’s sixth album, 2018’s Marauder, the New Yorkers had as usual some leftovers, … More

A Fine Mess, Interpol, Paul Banls

Bibio – Ribbons review

Stephen Wilkinson – AKA Bibio – continues to remain an engima, making himself absent from playing live, wandering down side … More

Bibio, Bibio Ribbons, Folktronica

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

Grim Town, Soak

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

Chemical Brothers, No Geography, Rave

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

Big Wows, Stealing Sheep

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

Andy Gill, GangOfFour, Happy Now review, Post

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