Whilst it hasn’t always been my way or the highway from Nick Cave’s perspective, there’s always at least been a…
August 2024’s Best New Music
10. The Flints – Finally Forever 9. Perennial – How The Ivy Crawls 8. Chubby & The Gang – To…
Cocteau Twins & Harold Budd – The Moon & The Melodies review
It was an unlikely arrangement, which was unpredictably successful and led to a unforeseen lifelong relationship. By 1986 the Cocteau…
100 Greatest Songs of the 60’s #45 Steppenwolf – Born To Be Wild
Released: 1968 According to Discogs Steppenwolf have appeared on 1,605 compilations between 1968 and now. Going through what was included…
100 Greatest Songs of the 60’s #46 David Bowie – Space Oddity
Released: 1969 Sometimes you just have to take your hat off and leave somebody else to get on with it.…
Fontaines D.C. – Romance review
Running out from their first album Dogrel, for Fontaines D.C. the last five years must’ve seemed like a constant process…
Fucked Up – Another Day review
A thematic series is not really something you’d expect to get from Fucked Up, a band who’ve bent and stretched…
100 Greatest Songs of the 60’s #47 Cream – Sunshine of Your Love
Released: 1967 To be clear, Cream were never “What Eric Clapton did next.” After the prodigously talented guitarist left the…
100 Greatest Songs of the 60’s #48 Creedence Clearwater Revival – Bad Moon Rising
Released: 1969 Some bands you navigate the legitimate way, some you get to by other means. In the cases of…
Hamish Hawk – A Firmer Hand review
It’s a frequently addressed topic, but if in the last century being a star meant comporting yourself in a star-like,…
The Voice Of Unreason 