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100 Greatest songs of the 60’s #60 Sam & Dave – Hold On (I’m Comin’)

Released: 1966 Formulas. Recipes. Teams. All of these when making music are as important as you want them to be, … More

100 Greatest Songs of the 60's, Atlantic, Booker T, Hold On, Mar Keys, Sam & Dave, Soul, Stax

Fink – Beauty In Your Wake review

As recording locations go, few sound more idyllic than a converted chapel in a tiny Cornish village, but for Fin … More

Beauty In Your Wake review, Cornwall, Electronica, Fin Greenall, Fink, Folk

Pond – Stung ! review

The phrase might be a little generically applied in this case, but if you’re a band who make music in … More

King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, Pond, Psychedelia, Psychedelic Porn Crumpets, Stung! review

100 Greatest Songs of the 60’s #61 Ben E. King – Spanish Harlem

Released: 1961 There is no rule that says pop is something you can like but your parents, aunts and uncles … More

100 Greatest Songs of the 60's, Ben E. King, Jerry Leiber, Mike Stoller, Phil Spector, Soul, Spanish Harlem

100 Greatest Songs of the 60’s #62 The Sonics – Psycho

Released: 1965 Asked some twenty five years later about any similarities, at least at a basic level, between his band … More

100 Greatest Songs of the 60's, Garage, Jack White, Kurt Cobain, Psycho, Punk, The Sonics

The Mysterines – Afraid of Tomorrows review

Instinct is a strange and sometimes unreliable thing for musicians to trust; if you let it influence your process too … More

Afraid of Tomorrows review, Grunge, Indie, Lia Metcalfe, Liverpool, Rock, The Mysterines

Kate Nash – 9 Sad Symphonies review

Anger is a more than legitimate emotion for any woman in the music industry to experience, but as the marketers … More

9 Sad Symphonies review, Kate Nash

The Best Albums of 2024 So Far

20. Lylo – Thoughts of Never Read about it here. 19. Idles – Tangk Read about it here. 18. Michael … More

Best Albums of 2024, Best Music of 2024, Bill Ryder-Jones, English Teacher, Jessica Pratt, Kneecap, The Last Dinner Party, The Smile

The 50 Best Songs of 2024 so far..

Get the playlist here. 50. TSSFU – I Hope You Die 49. The Black Keys – Beautiful People (Stay High) … More

2024's Best Music, New Music, New Music Playlist, Playlist

Kneecap – Fine Art review

A recent article in Britain’s The Times newspaper labelled Kneecap as “The UK’s most controversial band”. Really? On the surface, … More

Belfast, Grime, Hip Hop, Irish Music, Kneecap, Rap, Toddla T, Trap

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