“It was like some long, lost dream come to life, a forgotten classic from a parallel dimension, the echo of...
It’s been twelve years since the last (and, one can assume, final) Super Furry Animals album, and since then, Gruff...
Toronto’s Ducks Ltd used to be called Ducks Unlimited. That change – optimism deteriorating or a growing feeling of life’s...
Head Noise are a New Wave Electro Art-Punk band from the South Wales Valleys. Their new EP Consequential Quasars! has...
Somewhere around the release of 1997’s brilliant Songs from Northern Britain, this once riotous bunch of boozed up, festival mayhem-inducing...
It is inevitable that the pandemic will have an influence on contemporary music. Philadelphia punk band Mannequin Pussy had just...
The scope of this album is such that it’s actually necessary to consider how to approach writing the review: should...
Is it possible for an album to have an opposite? If it is, and I’m going to assume that this...
The Blue Elephant is the new album from comedian, actor, voiceover artist, musician and renaissance man Matt Berry. It follows...
Dark Tea is the solo project of former New Yorker and now LA-based musician Gary Canino. And much like the...
Showtunes, my eye. There’s something deeply abject about musicals, isn’t there? I use the term abject in the Julia Kristeva sense –...
Portland, Oregon-based singer-songwriter R Zak has a musical background that’s taken her from hardcore punk and reggae acts and opening...
I was first introduced to these “cult London troubadours” on the release of their debut ‘Bathtime in Clerkenwell’ and subsequent long-player I Lucifer in 2002....
Often it’s difficult to pinpoint exactly why certain records never made a commercial breakthrough, such as The Kinks Are The...
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Dorothea Paas might be a new name this side of the Atlantic, but for over ten years the Canadian singer-songwriter...
