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Doves – The Universal Want review

Blog exclusive – Doves return after a decade away with The Universal Want.

Doves, Indie, Jimi Goodwin, The Last Broadcast, The Universal Want

100 Greatest Songs of the 80’s #40 R.E.M It’s The End Of The World As We Know it (And I Feel Fine)

Released : 1987 What’s the difference between sleeping and being awake? Michael Stipe claims that It’s The End Of The…

Angel Olsen – Whole New Mess review

The wellspring of creativity is a thing not to be defined or understood; some songwriters like to shake their fists…

All Mirrors, Angel Olsen, Whole New Mess

Cut Copy – Freeze/Melt review

Is there such a thing as global music any more? A decade ago it was easy to hear some artists…

Cut Copy, Dan Whitford, Freeze/Melt review

100 Greatest Songs of the 80’s #41 Orange Juice – Rip It Up

Released : 1983 Speaking in the 2007 documentary The Sound Of Young Scotland, Josef K’s Malcolm Ross described how in…

100 Greatest Songs of the 80's, Orange Juice, Rip It Up

Introducing September 2020’s new music playlist – Updated 20.09.20

Just lots of new music. Much better than bosses jokes, hanging with your second family, weird carpets or endless bants.

Bright Eyes, Hurts, Lemon Twigs, Toots & The Maytals

Jamie Webster – We Get By review

There are two Britains – one is the land we see when we open our curtains, a place where in…

Jamie Webster, Liverpool, We Get By review

Idles – Live At Abbey Road Sessions

A hurricane draws energy from a warm sea; last December when Idles played live in Leeds there was a fervour…

Idles, Idles Live at Abbey Road

August 2020’s best albums

Album of the month – Dreamland by Glass Animals Read about it here. Also great.. Biffy Clyro – Celebration of…

Biffy Clyro, Glass Animals, I Like Trains, Ian Skelly, Jamie Webster, The Killers

Amy Winehouse – Back To Black review

The archive series continues with a look at Amy Winehouse’s touchstone album for a generation, Back To Black.

Amy Winehouse, Back To Black, Dap Kings, Mark Ronson, Soul

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