Remember The Horrors? Of course you do. Those ridiculously pseudonymed Russell Brand-a-likes in sperm-killingly tight jeans aren’t easily forgotten. There...
Television. Bloody fantastic idea, but then what’s the point when there’s nothing decent on, and more especially, when there is...
We shouldn’t underestimate the impact of UK garage on the Noughties. Sure, it became overblown and gimmicky and died with...
When Justin Vernon made his way out of a log cabin in Wisconsin with the recordings that would make For...
Edda Dell’Orso’s soprano wails open this album in a clipped dramatic manner that sets you up for the natural experience...
I have a confession to make here.This is second time around between me and EMA, which is why it’s taken...
It’s always nice to discover a genuinely exciting new band. To quote the Coca Cola advertising slogan: “You can’t beat...
Equatorial Ultravox is the debut EP from Chad Valley, the much hyped, burgeoning chill-wave artist from Oxford. Chad Valley, real...
Re-vitalized and refreshed, the one-time Ultravox stalwart and synthesizer journeyman, John Foxx, seeks to re-stamp his authority...
The first thing that strikes you about Life Cycle Of A Falling Bird is just how beautiful it is. That’s...
If debut album Sleep At Your Own Speed hinted at a Mirah-esque eclectic/erratic approach to song arranging, Joel Nicholson’s sophomore...
Trevor Moss & Hannah-Lou formed from the dregs of Indigo Moss, a London based band who found themselves lost at...
With a voice that harks back to some atavistic epoch; the Grey Reverend‘s songs – to paraphrase – are...
For over 10 years, My Morning Jacket have been one of the most respected and critically lauded US rock bands,...
This week saw the release of Everyone to the Anderson’s debut album, intriguingly titled The Man Born From Inside of...