Tag: review
Public Enemy: What You Gonna Do When The Grid Goes Down...
Public Enemy's comeback album What You Gonna Do When The Grid Goes Down is an essential album that looks at the world without flinching and reports back.
Everything Everything: Re-Animator – album review
Everything Everything - Re-Animator (AWAL)
LP | CD | DL
Out Now
6/10
Though far from their most adventurous effort, Re-Animator is another solid outing for Everything Everything....
Phoebe Bridgers – Punisher – album review
Now in 2020, Phoebe Bridgers has released her latest record and the evolution from her debut musical outing is clear for all to see. Her overall sound is much larger, but still carries a tenderness to it, ensuring the magic of her first album hasn’t been lost two years later.
A Buyer’s Guide to Polvo: “Nothing less than kings of the...
Polvo came to typify Math Rock with their distorted world of captivating uncertainty. Simon Kirk looks at their history and their albums. In the...
Alanas Chosnau and Mark Reeder – Children of Nature – Single...
Alanas Chosnau and Mark Reeder
Children of Nature
Out Now
Mixing modern minimalism with 80's cool, Alanas Chosnau and Mark Reeder prove themselves masters of all trades....
LIVE
A Celebration Of The Musical Life Of Sylvain Sylvain – live stream
A Celebration Of The Musical Life Of Sylvain Sylvain
14 February 2021
The sad and untimely death on 13...
INTERVIEWS
Yard Act: Dark Days EP – review and interview.
Yard Act: Dark Days EP
Zen FC
Out Now
From Fixer Upper to Peanuts; and everything else in-between encapsulated on...
NEWS
Stephen Fretwell returns after 13 years with new track and album news!
Stephen Fretwell is back after a long hiatus. Always the honorary Manc troubador from Scunthorpe he made...
MEDIA
Band of Holy Joy and Bjorn Hatleskog – Notes From A Gallery
Band of Holy Joy and Bjorn Hatleskog host an online four day exhibition of film and performance at Gallery 46 this week from the 24th to 27th February.
FESTIVALS
Six Of The Best Sets At Loftas Fest 2020
From toe-tapping rock n’ roll to darkly ethereal modular synthpop - discover highlights from the vibrant Loftas...
