In such venal times, what other refuge is there for anyone but in the depths of the absurd? Anyone who…
Introducing March’s Playlist
Better late then ever…updated 26.03. TONS of new stuff, from Two Door Cinema Club, Years & Years, Courtney Barnett, Diplo…
In Town This Week – Hookworms
The story surrounding Leeds band Hookworms third album Microshift isn’t uplifting just because it became a surprise top 20 hit…
Franz Ferdinand – Always Ascending Review
Given that their last album Right Thoughts, Right Words, Right Actions was created out of the band’s near demise, the…
Idles – Exclusive Interview
Bristolian five piece Idles had a tumultuous 2017, releasing the widely acclaimed album Brutalism and with their hilarious and visceral live…
Weekender #8 Goldie – Timeless
Like all good urban legends, the tale of how Clifford Joseph Price, formerly of Walsall and then London via Miami…
Goldie – Timeless Review
Released 12th September 1995. An upfront, bastard child of rave, Jungle had until 1993 remained firmly underground, it’s shredding bass…
Wild Beasts – Last Night All My Dreams Came True review
It’s rare that you get to choose the terms of your own exit; in the case of Wild Beasts it’s…
Calexico – The Thread That Keeps Us Review
Recently New Zealand based website The Spinoff published a lengthy piece on what as they saw it was the recalibration…
Haus – Live at the Brudenell Social Club, Leeds
“There was to be none of the expected rawness in which you associate with up and coming bands and HAUS come across as a group well beyond their years already in terms of live performance.”
The Voice Of Unreason 