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The Slow Readers Club – Out of A Dream review

In the age of hyper connectivity it feels strange to be writing about a band who have a much higher … More

Indie, Manchester, Out of A Dream review, Slow Readers Club, Synth Pop

Throwing Muses – Moonlight Concessions review

Not necessarily of her own volition, Kristin Hersh spent part of the time in which she wrote the material for … More

Alt Rock, Indie, Kristin Hersh, Moonlight Concessions, Throwing Muses

Courting – Lust for Life review

The game isn’t always fair, so it’s your choice if you want to play by any of it’s rules. Liverpool’s … More

Courting, Indie, Lust for Life

Hamilton Leithauser – This Side of The Island review

By the time of your fifth solo album there’s every possibility that some folks might take you for granted. Good … More

Hamilton Leithauser

Horsegirl – Phonetics On and On review

More than thirty years on it’s still something to raise a smile; during their legendary performance at Reading in 1994, … More

Cate Le Bon, Horsegirl, Indie, Phonetics On and On, Post Punk

Andy Bell – Pinball Wanderer review

Never an artist to let things drift, over the last decade Andy Bell has occupied himself with a number of … More

Andy Bell, IDM, Indie, Madchester, Pinball Wanderer review, Ride, Shoegaze

Mandrake Handshake – Earth-Sized Worlds Review

It’s not easy to find a unique place for yourself in music these days but you have to say that … More

Bossa, Earth Sized Worlds review, Indie, Mandrake Handshake, Psych Pop

Bartees Strange – Horror review

It’s a rare (and lucky) life lived if at no point has the thing that’s scared you the most of … More

Bartees Strange, Funk, Horror review, Indie, Soul

Porridge Radio – The Machine Starts To Sing EP review

If parting is such sweet sorrow then that’s why breaking up is hard to do, or something. That may be … More

Dana Margolin, Indie, Porridge Radio, Post Punk, The Machine Starts To Sing EP

Manic Street Preachers – Critical Thinking review

The thing with a mid life crisis is that eventually, you’re just over it. Now thirty five years plus into … More

Critical Thinking review, James Dean Bradfield, Manic Street Preachers, Nicky Wire, Punk

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