There aren’t many perfect albums and Red isn’t one of them. It’s overlong (all Taylor Swift albums are) at a...
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When I lived in Sydney, under the flickering glow of the Kings Cross Coca Cola sign, selling sandwiches by day...
Algiers’ second album, The Underside of Power, in 2017 was a masterclass in world music for the new world order....
The surprise smash and grab of Benefits’ debut release ‘Taking Us Back’ in October blended elements of post-punk, Sleaford Mods’...
Where the old man sat on the heath overlooking the moors and dry-stone valleys, the wind blows waves of moss...
Joe: “Being the sort of band we are our fans like to chat to us during the gig”, Helen:...
Legend has it in the late 90s Cliff Richard released an anonymous white label dance track just to prove how...
As a hardcore loving teen with a secret lust for a crunching metal riff I often wondered why the two...
Far out into the leftfield there is a place where music and the audio arts meet, and art starts to...
After the mixed reception of 2011’s Rant (that difficult fifth acapella album) was perhaps a sign that all was not...
There’s nothing like an instrumental rock album to raise the heckles but like aging it shouldn’t be anything to fear....
We wouldn’t necessarily expect the Queen of Pop (and shock) to grow old gracefully but her recent half-hearted gatecrashing and...
Quietly reinventing himself as one of Britain’s best singer-guitarists, Maximo Park’s Duncan Lloyd returns with his third solo album. Free...
The apparently gadzillions of ASMR YouTube vids may be the buzz of the moment as Billie Eilish continues to storm...
The great musical linguists of the last fifty years, from John Lydon and Mark E Smith to Mike Skinner and...
