Anna B Savage – You and I Are Earth review

In the likely words of the industry suits, Ireland is so hot right now, musically at least. Ironically the industry’s … More

Young Knives – Landfill review

Popular movements always trigger some sort of collateral damage. Young Knives – primarily now the Oxford based fraternal duo of … More

The subject of artists who suddenly discover a specific quality to their music which they claim has always been present … More

You didn’t have to be a brain surgeon to realise that the only way to survive the Britpop era was … More

Every so often – although it’s becoming increasingly rare as our culture homogenizes – a record arrives which demands attention. … More

It has to be said that the generation of indie bands which emerged at the beginning of the noughties didn’t … More

Sometimes when an artist starts claiming that there’s always been an X element to their music which hasn’t ever previously … More

When Lauren Mayberry decided to make a solo album, it was all very grown up. Months before any material surfaced … More

Distance is always relative, but by any measures White Denim have come a long way since they burst onto the … More

If you want a real life example of how cool is handed down between generations, then you can look no … More