Tag: lo-fi
Svitlana Nianio & Oleksandr Yurchenko: Znayesh Yak? Rozkazhy – album review
Svitlana Nianio & Oleksandr Yurchenko Znayesh Yak? Rozkazhy Night School Records DL/LP (edition of 500) Released February 21st 2020 A self-released tape from 1996 which was only released in...
Iain Andrew: I Can’t Get Hurt If I’m Alone – EP...
In a world in which so many singer-songwriters play it safe, those prepared to lay themselves bare with the kind of raw intimacy which...
HIGH/LOW: Down The Wave – album review
HIGH/LOW DOWN THE WAVE Instereo Records LP / CD / DL / CASS Out now! Essex-based lo-fi fuzz lovers, HIGH/LOW, return for album number three and hark back to...
FEELS: Post Earth – album review
FEELS could have been Riot Grrrl poster girls 25 years ago. But this girl group's twin-guitar twin-vocal lo-fi noise-punk is made for today, says Tim Cooper.
Value Void: Sentimental – album review
Value Void don't reinvent the wheel and don't pretend to: they're just demonstrating that wheels work perfectly well in their most primitive form. Tim Cooper enjoys the London trio's proto-punk debut.
LIVE
HMLTD: The Sunflower Lounge, Birmingham – live review
HMLTD
The Sunflower Lounge, Birmingham
16th February 2020 HMLTD defy all the odds to release a stellar debut album....
INTERVIEWS
Mark Radcliffe talks about his trip into electronica with Une: interview
Mark Radcliffe talks about his trip into electronica with Une: interview by Paul Clarke
In a long and...
NEWS
LegPuppy feat. Josefin Öhrn: Secret Friend – single premiere
LegPuppy feat. Josefin Öhrn Secret Friend DL Released February 14th 2020 Last year saw LegPuppy release their second album, NDA. Now...
MEDIA
Jojo Rabbit – film review
Jojo Rabbit is the Holocaust comedy that combines hilarity and sentiment in equal measure. Tim Cooper acclaims the film that's the talk of awards season.
FESTIVALS
Liverpool Sound City 2020: festival preview
Keith Goldhanger wants to bring to your attention Liverpool Sound City 2020. Liverpool Sound City
1st-3rd May 2020 Liverpool Sound...
