Archive for the ‘Albums’ Category
After a four-year gap, Munich electronic composer, Thomas Bücker, finally releases the anticipated follow-up to his faux-classical monikered, Bersarin »
It could be argued that Joe Murphy’s opprobrious poetic London troupe, Sergeant Buzfuz, were not just repeating what’s already been »
Warning: the following review may contain – unapologetically – an abundance of ethereal (see, its started already!) superfluous descriptions. »
After over a decade of highly-acclaimed yearly shows, and much speculation as to why no recordings have ever been made »
Originally conceived as a solo project consigned to Danish musician Brian Batz bedroom and laptop, Sleep Party People have »
Santigold is so cool. That has to be understood for the frenetic energy of ‘Master of my Make-Believe’ to work. »
Last year’s, much-needed and acclaimed, Scorese directed, Living In The Material World (lifted from the title of Harrison’s 1973 album »
Spurred on and motivated once again by the effects of his near-death experience (from double-pneumonia) back in 2005, spiritual »
When I first saw Mewithoutyou it was at an all dayer. I didn’t know who they were and their vocalist »
The demise of bands though often disheartening at the time have led to the formation of some brilliant acts, »
Second albums are famously tricky for bands to get right. Glasvegas came blasting back onto the stage last year to »
Must be something about Drag City promos that refuse to let themselves be played, we’ve had this in our mits »
Evaluating and re-scoring the ‘post-post-rock’ landscape, North London’s erudite instrumental four-piece Fighting Kites finally release their debut album after »
There’s a case to be made for Toronoto’s The Decemberists as one of Canada and North America’s most vibrant current »
