The lineage of book-writing musicians runs deep and long, from John Lennon to Patti Smith to Nick Cave and beyond,...
Cards on the table time: The Rapture’s Echoes is a better album than Is This It. Oooooh, can you feel...
The dictionary definition of conatus is “a directed effort; natural tendency or striving”, something that is utterly apparent on Zola...
You Me At Six have steadily grown in popularity since the release of debut album Take Off Your Colours and...
Starting in much the same delightfully squeaky fashion as he prior mini-album A Cup Of Salt this LP from H....
Released: 3rd October 2011 Making a rousing return with their second album In The Pit of the Stomach Edinburgh-born, Glasgow-based...
They say never judge a book by its cover, and for a good reason. However, sometimes your instincts are proved...
Over a long and varied career, Wilco have reached a point where creative freedom and independence are integral to...
From the record label of Mogwai, Rock Action Records (A label that I thought was only for the distribution of...
On paper Unknown Mortal Orchestra is far from a unique proposition: the work of one man band Ruban Nielson who...
Tori Amos was approached by the record label, Deutch Grammaphon, to create a song cycle which she says “takes place...
In a similar vein to Liz Horsman, Natalie McCool’s sound is sweet yet mature; it’s hard to believe that she’s...
Promises, promises: once again the garrulously fatuous bravado that precedes every Kasabian album reassures the public of their genius;...
Choosing the block capital, stoic appellative CANT as his new moniker, Grizzly Bear‘s multi-instrumentalist, vocalist, composer and all round...
The Real Tuesday Weld have once again provided a soundtrack to a Glen Duncan novel (a soundtrack and not the...
