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Warmduscher – Too Cold To Hold review

Trying to confound your audience – especially when that audience might put politely not be that big – is a … More

Alt Rock, Indie, Irvine Welsh, Janet Planet, Lianne La Havas, Spoken Word, Too Cold to Hold, Warmduscher

Orbital – A Beginners Guide review

If you go to the Oxford English Dictionary and look up the definition of a thankless task, it just says … More

A Begginners Guide, Jason Williamson, Orbital, Paul Hartnoll, Phil Hartnoll, Rave, Techno

100 Greatest Songs of the 60’s #27 The Shirelles – Will You Love Me Tomorrow

Released: 1960 Women having trust issues with men and vice versa goes as far back as the Garden of Eden … More

Carole King, Gerry Goffin, Soul, The Shirelles, Will You Love Me Tomorrow

100 Greatest Songs of the 60’s #28 The Byrds – Eight Miles High

Released: 1966 Let he who is without sin, or words to that effect. Speaking at a $100 a plate dinner … More

100 Greatest Songs of the 60's, Eight Miles High, Roger McGuinn, The Byrds

The Cure – Songs of a Lost World review

Leave aside the wait for a second. Think instead about the devices which make Songs of a Lost World a … More

Robert Smith, Songs of a Lost World, The Cure

Amyl and The Sniffers – Cartoon Darkness review

It’s probably wrong to fixate a little on Amy Taylor as the front woman of her band, but it’s a … More

Amy Taylor, Amyl & The Sniffers, Cartoon Darkness Review, Punk

100 Greatest Songs of the 60’s #29 The Ronettes – Be My Baby

Released: 1964 Everyone loves a story. Writing in the Record Mirror in the wake of Be My Baby’s success, Peter … More

100 Greatest Songs of the 60's, Be My Baby, Phil Spector, Ronnie Spector, The Ronettes

100 Greatest Songs of the 60’s #30 Stan Getz & João Gilberto – The Girl From Ipanema

Released: 1964 One of, if not the most powerful quality music has is the power of evocation, just a few … More

100 Greatest Songs of the 60's, Astrud Gilberto, Bossa Nova, Jazz, João Gilberto, Stan Getz, The Girl From Ipanema

Japandroids – Fate and Alcohol review

So this is it, then; after 18 years, four albums, hundreds of gigs, tens of thousands of miles and enough … More

#Music, art, Canada, Fate and Alcohol review, Indie, Japandroids, photography, Punk, travel

100 Greatest songs of the 60’s #31 Pink Floyd – See Emily Play

Released: 1967 Conformity – belonging if you want to use the nicer metaphor – is an ingrained aspect of the … More

100 Greatest Songs of the 60's, David Gilmore, Leeds, Pink Floyd, Psychedelia, See Smily Play, Syd Barrett

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