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Pit Pony – World To Me review

Maybe it was being stuck at home with not much else to mull over, but it’s hard to deny that … More

Indie, Pit Pony, Punk Rock, World To Me review

Interpol – The Other Side of Make-Believe review

The world throws up unlikely paradoxes all the time, but Interpol making an uplifting lockdown album? The Interpol? Being well, … More

Indie, Interpol, Paul Banks, Post Punk, The Other Side of Make-Believe

100 Greatest Songs of the 70’s #52 Big Star – September Gurls

Released: 1974 Back in the seventies it was possible to be a minor big thing and unlike now, leave absolutely … More

100 Greatest Songs Of The 70's, Alex Chilton, Big Star, September Gurls

Wolf Alice – Blue Lullaby EP review

Many different sideshows await you in the afterglow of releasing a critically acclaimed album. In the time spent since Wolf … More

Blue Lullaby EP, Blue Weekend, Ellie Rowsell, Indie, Unplugged, Wolf Alice

Gwenno – Tresor review

Whilst – rightly – nobody ever thinks or cares much about the writers, it’s still worth pointing out that Tresor … More

Boards Of Canada, Cornwall, Folk, Gwenno, Le Kov, Psychedelia, Tresor review

Zola Jesus – Arkhon review

The pandemic stresses of the last few years have prompted most artists to reframe their ways of working, but in … More

Arkhon review, Neo Classical, Nika Roza Danilova, Synth Pop, Zola Jesus

100 Greatest songs of the 70’s #53 Squeeze – Take Me, I’m Yours

Released: 1978 One of music’s defining qualities as an art form is it’s subjectivity; such is it prone to influence … More

100 Greatest Songs Of The 70's, Chris Difford, Glen Tilbrook, Jools Holland, New Wave, Squeeze, Take Me I'm Yours

100 Greatest Songs of the 70’s #54 The Doors – Riders On The Storm

Released: 1971 In the end, are we not all just multiple personalities tied up in one skin? Jim Morrison – … More

100 Greatest Songs Of The 70's, Jim Morrison, Ray Manzerak, Riders on The Storm, The Doors

The Fernweh – TORSCHLUSSPANIK! review

To save you looking it up, TORSCHLUSSPANIK! is a German term which loosely equates to fear of missing out. Or … More

Folk, Indie, Liverpool, Psychedelia, The Fernweh, TORSCHLUSSPANIK! review

July 2022’s New Music Playlist

Update 16.07.22 Featuring red hot new stuff from Death Cab For Cutie, Megadeth, Two Door Cinema Club, DJ Premier, Young … More

Bicep, Jack White, July 2022's New Music Playlist, Panic! At The Disco, Working Mens Club

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