Recently there was a very huffy piece run by a British newspaper about the re-emergence of folk as a grassroots…
Bring Me The Horizon – Post Human: Survival Horror EP review
Around about the time Bring Me The Horizon’s last album amo was released, frontman Oli Sykes revealed he’d grown tired…
The Best Albums of 2020 #5 Fleet Foxes – Shore
Simply the album had always seemed capable of making. Read about it here. Key Tracks: Can I Believe You, Jara,…
100 Greatest Songs of the 80’s #28 The Cramps – Fever
Released : 1980 Despite what their critics said, nobody sent themselves up more than The Cramps: you could’ve removed the…
October 2020’s Best Albums
Album of the Month Working Men’s Club – Working Men’s Club (Read about it here.) Also great: Future Islands –…
October 2020’s best New Music
This month’s pick features great tunes from This Is The Kit, Mary Lattimore, Autechre, Future Islands, Deftones, Arrested Development, Groove Armada and more..
100 Greatest Songs of the 80’s #29 Electronic – Getting Away With It
Released : 1989 The idea of supergroups was something which punk had largely seen off; surely nothing worse it was…
Autechre – Sign review
Fittingly for 2020, Sean Booth and Rob Brown – collectively Autechre – recorded SIGN in a bunker, albeit a virtual…
Mary Lattimore – Silver Ladders review
Many traditional instruments invoke specific mental images in the listener, but few will be as ingrained as those of the…
100 Greatest Songs of the 80’s #30 Gang of Four – I Love A Man In A Uniform
Released: 1982 Retrospectively, this was such a halcyon period for British music that it almost at the time seemed to…
The Voice Of Unreason 