Goat for those of you who’re unfamiliar are a Swedish collective with a deliberately peculiar, self curated mythology that runs … More
Category: New Releases
Efterklang – Things We Have In Common review
The back story to Things We Have In Common is a fascinating study in modern faith and it’s constructs. After … More
Caribou – Honey review
Often we talk about artists undergoing a process of reinvention, but what about when that entails the tools of invention … More
Katy J Pearson – Someday, Now
Like most people, musicians rarely get time for a bit of self care, so Katy J Pearson’s downtime spent amongst … More
Jamie xx – In Waves review
No audience for a kind of music was impacted by the pandemic more than those who spent their time clubbing. … More
Floating Points – Cascade review
The music business is a hard one, especially in the post-copyright, post-royalties, post-radio world, so it’s a temptation for some … More
Gurriers – Come And See review
The old saying was that if you remembered it you probably weren’t there, but a newer adage is that if … More
Jon Hopkins – Ritual review
It’s (Probably) fair to say, but the world of ambient/electronica/IDM/Affix preferred label does have more than its fair share of … More
The The – Ensoulment review
For an artist who had much to say during the twentieth century, Matt Johnson has remained comparatively quiet during this. … More
Paul Molloy – Madmen of The Apocalypso review
The Coral’s status as a national treasure was confirmed some time ago, but equally interesting has been the various paths … More