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Greg Freeman – All Set The Bone review

Greg Freeman wouldn’t be the first American to wander, cheesy statements about DNA to one side, but his route to … More

All Set The Bone, Alt Country, Country Rock, Greg Freeman, Indie

Teenage Fanclub – Do Not Dare to Dream review

There’s nothing wrong with growing old disgracefully, bucket lists or mid-life crises, but the scope for having any of these … More

Dare Not To Dream review, Indie, Norman Blake, Teenage Fanclub

Adult DVD – Adult DVD review

It’s always good to know where you are and more importantly, where you want to be. In Adult DVD‘s case … More

Adult DVD, Indie, Leeds Music, Post Punk, Rave, Synth Pop

Kristin Hersh – Sugar on Blackstone review

Sometimes it’s hard to know when to stay or when to just get the hell out. Sometimes the decision is … More

Alt Rock, Indie, Kristin Hersh, Sugar On Blackstone, Throwing Muses

The Tubs – Hard Life review

It’s a position of some privilege, but having signed to the Merge label – formerly home to Arcade Fire, Spoon … More

Hard Life review, Husker, Indie, The Smiths, The Tubs

Westside Cowboy – It Goes on Review

Its long lamented subject matter, but despite the two sets of media being perfect for each other, the impact of … More

Indie, It Goes on, Kick Stones, Manchester, Westside Cowboy

The 9’s #15 Galaxie 500 – On Fire

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

Boston, Dean Wareham, Dream Pop, Evan Dando, Galaxie 500, Indie, Lemonheads, On Fire, Slowcore, The 9's, The Pixies

Keyside – Keyside review

How’s it going then, that bittersweet thing? More bitter than sweet? Well, at the moment, yeah. Time was that a … More

Indie, Johhny Marr, Keyside - Keyside album review, Liverpool, The La's

The Trashcan Sinatras – Ever The Optimist review

It show how far we’ve come – and not forward by the way – that in 2026 calling your album … More

Ever The Optimist review, Frank Reader, Indie, Scottish Music, The Trashcan Sinatras

Kurt Vile – Philadelphia’s Been Good To Me review

The life of a musician was even at the best of times likely to be an itinerant one, but now … More

Indie, Kurt Vile, Philadelphia's Been Good To Me

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