It’s the month of May, not that you’d particularly know it, and here we are stroking our chins and pondering...
A few bars into opener ‘For the Beauty‘, which mines the same rich seam of Erik Satie melancholia as Japan’s...
When Stuart Staples says of the subject of his new film “His work transcends the constraints of its time, and...
There is something undeniably Gallic about Tindersticks. They may well have formed in Nottingham almost a quarter of a century...
So, that was 2015. There was no shortage of albums to get excited about, and the signs have been there...
It’s been another sterling year for new music, perhaps even one of the best of the decade, as evidenced by...
Tindersticks have announced news of their new studio album, ‘No Treasure But Hope’, out 15th November via City Slang. To celebrate the release, the...
As the saying goes, “You can’t download a live musical experience” which goes some way to explaining why many of...
Dates: 18th – 21st August 2016 Location: Brecon Beacons, South Wales Spring has sprung and Green Man Festival has gone...
Tindersticks are back. Three years after the release of The Something Rain, the Nottingham-based quintet have just revealed details of...
Lists are always subjective; increasingly I find combined lists deathly predictable, ripe with flavours of the month and critic proof...
Back in 2003 GIITTV was born, intended as a music and culture webzine aimed at celebrating music. Originally a basic...
Next week, The Divine Comedy will release their eleventh album, Foreverland. It comes out just over 20 years since the...
Twenty-two years after their wondrous debut album made them my go-to band for long dark nights of the soul (which,...
“Recording these songs again was not so much about righting past mistakes or inadequacies, but more about the power of...
