Wire – Not About To Die review

The idea of the bootleg is one lost to the mid-late 20th century, so quickly for context it was the … More

Django Django – Django Django 10th Anniversary Edition review

The creeping plague of gentrification which is stalking many cities across Britain and beyond has consequences beyond pricing residents out … More

The Lemonheads – It’s A Shame About Ray 30th Anniversary Edition

Evan Dando recently told Mojo that he was going to use Kurt Cobain’s jumper as the divorce settlement from his … More

The Jazz Butcher – Dr. Cholmondley Repents review

Neil Taylor’s book ‘C-86 And All That – The Creation of Indie In Difficult Times’ may lack the expansive prose … More

The Redskins – Neither Washington Nor Moscow reissue review

Dark times. A far right ruling party who exist to defend the establishment at all costs. A leader without a … More

Fela Kuti London Scene/Live! With Ginger Baker review

Fela Kuti’s influence on music from the Northern Hemisphere stretches back as far as Talking Heads 1980 masterpiece Remain In … More

Echo & The Bunnymen – Crocodiles, Heaven Up Here, Porcupine & Ocean Rain reissues review

The problem with the gold old days – when everything was better, wasn’t it – is that everyone’s start and … More

The White Stripes – Greatest Hits review

There was always something very primal about The White Stripes, whether it was black/red, brother/sister, man/wife, spark/flame, or whatever. It’s … More

Kerbdog – S/T & On The Turn reissues review

The now infamous April 1993 edition of Select – now regarded as Britpop’s first clarion call – said it all … More

Rock N’ Roll Stars – Oasis (What’s The Story) Morning Glory? 25 Years On

“This is history, right here, right now” Noel Gallagher of all people knew how true that was. Stretched out across … More