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Pulp – More review

Twenty-four years. Don’t call it a comeback. If you want to understand one of the reasons why, after more than … More

James Ford, Jarvis Cocker, Pulp More Review

Matt Berninger – Get Sunk review

As a writer it really helps when what you’re faced with has a story. People connect with stories; being curious … More

Art Rock, Get Sunk review, Indie, Matt Berninger, Post rock, The National

These New Puritans – Crooked Wing review

Such is the cynicism endemic to this period in twenty first century history, Crooked Wing‘s premise at first sounds like … More

Bark Psychosis, Caroline Polachek, Crooked Wing review, Industrial, Jack Barnett, Post rock, These New Puritans

Stereolab – Instant Holograms On Metal Film review

Fifteen years is a long time between records. Such though is the monolithic nature of the oligarchies that Stereolab had … More

Art Pop, Avant Garde, Instant Holograms on Metal Film review, Krautro, Laetitia Sadier, Stereolab, Tim Gane

Tune-Yards – Better Dreaming review

Merrill Garbus and Nate Brenner are not the first to feel it of course, but they know that like the … More

Avant Garde, Better Dreaming review, Merill Garbus, Nate Brenner, Synth Pop, Tuneyards

Das Koolies – Pando review

Loosely translated, Responde a La Pregunta – one of the song titles on Pando – comes out as “Answer the … More

Ambient, Das Koolies, IDM, Pando Review, Super Furry Animals, Techno

Viagra Boys – Viagr Aboys review

Having boldly scoffed at giving their band a suitable for work searchable name, Stockholm’s Viagra Boys have been erm..pricking our … More

Post Punk, Punk, Sebastian Murphy, Viagr Aboys review, Viagra Boys

Ghost – Skeletá review

Breaking the metaphor, in Ghost what you see is what you don’t get. Visually the Swedish collective – or if … More

Black Metal, Ghost - Skeletá, Heavy Metal, Tobias Forge

Cloth – Pink Silence review

Everything is open to interpretation. When Cloth’s Paul Swinton uses the words “muscular” and “Cinematic” to describe the goals they … More

Bedroom Pop, Cloth, Indie, Lo-fi, Pink Silence review, Stuart Braithwaite

Röyksopp – True Electric Review

There comes a time in every person’s life where they have to decide what they are. In the case of … More

Alison Goldfrapp, Chillout, IDM, Robyn, Royksopp, Svein Berge, Techno, Torbjørn Brundtland, True Electric

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