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Jamie Webster – Moments review

Jamie Webster’s soaring debut album We Get By was released less than eighteen months ago, but it feels like it … More

Folk, Indie, Jamie Webster, Jamie Webster Moments review, Liverpool

Fur – When You Walk Away review

The idea of the one hit wonder seems so 20th century, but the same dynamics – and career damage – … More

Fur - When You Walk Away review, Indie, The Beatles

Pip Blom – Welcome Break review

From Amsterdam, Pip Blom’s British naturalisation would seem to be well on the way to being complete. Their follow up … More

Indie, Pip Blom, Welcome Break review

100 Greatest Songs of the 90’s #34 The Sundays – Here’s Where The Story Ends

Released : 1990 As the underground throbbed to the alien textures of acid-house, hip-hop and Madchester, it was still hardly … More

100 Greatest Songs of the 90's, Harriet Wheeler, Indie, John Peel, The Sundays

The Joy Formidable – Into The Blue review

It’s true that by 2018 the new economic realities of the streaming era were very much upon us, but The … More

Indie, Into The Blue review, Shoegaze, The Joy Formidable

Villagers – Fever Dreams review

To date Connor O’Brien’s songwriting career had been a critically successful one – double Mercury nominated, double Ivor Novello winning … More

Connor O'Brien, Indie, Vilagers band, Villagers Fever Dream review

FEET – Walking Machine EP review

“Regrets, I’ve had a few, but then again, too few to mention” once sang Sid Vicious, although how many and … More

FEET, Indie, Walking Machine EP review

Wavves – Hideaway review

It might be an aphorism that’s bland to the point of meaningless, but it remains true to say that good … More

Dave Sitek, Indie, Nathan Williams, Wavves Hideaway review

Lovejoy – Are You Alright? EP review

If in doubt, diversify. Many born on the internet stars eventually find a ceiling for their audience in the non-mainstream … More

Indie, Lovejoy Band, Will Soot

The Lounge Society – Silk For The Starving EP review

The Calder Valley lies in the shadow of the Pennines, the often bleak hill chain which divides much of the … More

Indie, Post Punk, Punk, Silk For The Starving EP review, The Lounge Society

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