Tag: pop
Amy Studt: Happiest Girl In The Universe – album review
Former teen star Amy Studt’s third album is an intensely personal diary of depression, hope and redemption matched by bold, innovative musical settings and an emotive vocal range.Tim Cooper falls under its spell.
Slade: Feel The Noize – The Singlez Box – album review
Slade Feel The Noize: The Singlez Box BMG Limited Edition box of 10 7” singles Released on 6 September 2019 Back in the early Seventies, Slade were the biggest pop...
Bros: Brixton Academy, London – live review
Bros
o2 Academy, Brixton
5th July 2019 Bros returned HOME to London’s Brixton Academy for a special ‘intimate performance’ that was the epiTOME of late 1980s pop...
Pip Blom: Boat – album review
Pip Blom debut album, Boat, is a consistent, optimistic and forward-looking indie-pop record. Rhys Delany reviews for Louder Than War.
PROJECTOR: Go Ahead – Single review
PROJECTOR: Go Ahead (Roadkill Records) DL Out now Louder Than War’s Ioan Humphreys reviews the brilliantly addictive latest single from PROJECTOR. PROJECTOR are Lucy Sheehan, Edward Ensbury and...
LIVE
False Advertising: The Sunflower Lounge, Birmingham – live review
False Advertising
The Sunflower Lounge Birmingham
November 10th 2019 Mancunian grunge-pop trio False Advertising celebrate the release of their debut...
INTERVIEWS
An Interview with Toxic Chicken
Favorite physical format must be the floppy diskette. It's the poor person's choice of underground DIY, to me it looks super cool and is a challenge to fill up with interesting material.
NEWS
Negativland – TRUEFALSE – album review
Negativland TRUEFALSE Seeland Records In an era defined in part by struggles for intellectual copyright and remuneration through streaming platforms...
MEDIA
The Dogs of War – film review
The Dogs of War (1980)
Director: John Irvin Cast: Christopher Walken, Tom Berenger, Colin Blakely Running time: 102 minutes Format: Blu-ray Release...
FESTIVALS
Mirrors Festival 2019: London – live review
Mirrors Festival has relocated to Camden Town. Keith Goldhanger visits all six venues and reports from this...
