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100 Greatest Songs of the 2010’s #88 Deaf Havana – Youth In Retrospect

Released : 2011 Not all the best songs have to be written by Dylan or Lennon and McCartney; the beauty…

100 Greatest Songs of the 2010's, Deaf Havana, Youth In Retrospect

W.H. Lung – Incidental Music review

It’s 2019, so psychedelic music doesn’t come with kaftans, sitars and a flowery painted Rolls Royce, instead as Mancunian trio…

Incidental Music review, Psychedelia, WH Lung

Interpol – A Fine Mess EP review

At the end of the sessions for Interpol’s sixth album, 2018’s Marauder, the New Yorkers had as usual some leftovers,…

A Fine Mess, Interpol, Paul Banls

Bibio – Ribbons review

Stephen Wilkinson – AKA Bibio – continues to remain an engima, making himself absent from playing live, wandering down side…

Bibio, Bibio Ribbons, Folktronica

100 Greatest Songs of the 2010’s #89 Neon Indian – Heart:Release

Released: 2011 Here come the internet pedants! Heart:Release doesn’t have words, does that like, mean it’s like, not a *song*?…

100 Greatest Songs of the 2010's, Chillwave, Era Extrana, Neon Indian

100 Greatest Songs of the 2010’s #90 A Tribe Called Quest – The Space Program

Released: 2016 So we waited. We put it on. We wandered whether the Grand Old Dukes could still do it…

100 Greatest Songs of the 2010's, A Tribe Called Quest, Hip-Hop, Q Tip, The Space Program

Soak – Grim Town review

Sometimes, life imitiates art in the ugliest of ways. Bridie Monds-Watson had created Grim Town as a gigantic metaphor for…

Grim Town, Soak

Fontaines DC – SXSW Interview

“A year ago we were in Dublin, drinking and playing songs” remembers Grian Chatten, the man who fronts Dublin quintet…

Dublin, Fontaines DC, Grian Chatten, Post Punk, SXSW

The Chemical Brothers – No Geography review

Who says rock and roll will save the earth? It’s certainly had enough chances, but every time we get close…

Chemical Brothers, No Geography, Rave

Stealing Sheep – Big Wows review

It’s easy to be afraid of the all consuming vacuum of pop music, especially when you’ve carved yourself an admittedly…

Big Wows, Stealing Sheep

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