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Fcukers – Ö: Album Review

There’s a point where having buzz band status – harsh, but in most cases true – leaves the artists concerned…

Bass Music, Bon Bon, Fcukers, Fcukers – Ö Review, House, New York, Techno

The Boxer Rebellion – The Second I’m Asleep review

Many things make for distractions from both your career and your creative process. It’s been eight years since The Boxer…

Dream Pop, Indie, Nathan Nicholson, Shoegaze, The Boxer Rebellion, The Second I'm Asleep review

The Twilight Sad – It’s The Long Goodbye review

Proof that few of us ever know what’s really going on inside another person’s head comes in all sorts of…

Its The Long Goodbye review, The Twilight Sad
Iron Maiden Number of the Beast Cover art

The 9’s #7 Iron Maiden – The Number of The Beast

There’s no such thing as an album that’s a perfect 10 – but there those that are one notch below.…

Bruce Dickinson, Heavy Metal, Iron Maiden, New Wave of British Heavy Metal, The 9's, The Number of The Beast

The Orielles – Only You Left review

In retrospect, you could never have called it a scene; despite the loose geographical ties between Working Men’s Club, The…

Drone, Indie, Only You Left Review, Post rock, Shoegaze, The Orielles

The Sophs – GOLDSTAR review

When you unpack it all, there’s a lot to dislike about The Sophs’ story up until now. Firstly they’re one…

Art Pop, Baroque, GOLDSTAR review, Indie, The Sophs

Flying Lotus – Big Mama EP

There are brilliant under the radar careers and there’s that of Steven Ellison, AKA Flying Lotus. Ground breaking music? his…

Big Mama EP, Brainfeeder, Drum & Bass, Flying Lotus, Glitch, IDM, Steven Ellison

Buck Meek – The Mirror review

Buck Meek’s fourth solo album was made with a little help from his friends; all of his Big Thief compadres…

Buck Meek, The Mirror review

The 9’s #6 Elliott Smith – Either/Or

There’s no such thing as an album that’s a perfect 10 – but there those that are one notch below.…

Either/Or, Elliott Smith, The 9's

The Wave Pictures – Gained/Lost review

Some bands are definitely born out of time. Since The Wave Pictures emerged from rural Leicestershire in the late 90’s…

David Tatersall, Gained/Lost, Indie, The Wave Pictures

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