Quade’s debut Nacre often felt like a submergence. The gradual thrum of the bass against violin whirls and motorik drums...
In 1992, wrestling, Mortal Kombat and Nirvana were all very popular. All three feature in the video for ‘Roddy Piper’,...
Bristol’s Phonseca have such a lovely, warm aura that it’s difficult not to be enraptured by it. That is evident...
This is the third album by Tom Hickox, and with each release, it’s harder and harder not to mumble the...
To consider when punk rock started is to start a whole host of arguments, never mind the opening of cans...
“I know I told these tales for many years now. I feel it’s time to set my story free. Questions...
New Thing just starts. Just a voice, a few chords, and then a feeling that lingers longer than it should. Avery...
A delightful and ageless debut album offering from the fabulous Leicester quintet Mountaintop Junkshop. From the opening piano of the...
“Replace your I for a we and why? / Replace your I for a money can’t buy / Replacе your...
‘L.A. Witch’ instantly conjures up images and sounds of the ‘goth’ subculture, however the band claiming this title have never...
The opening, somewhat maudlin violins of Evan Williams‘s debut album – released through Peter Doherty‘s Strap Originals imprint – are...
Perhaps best known for his role as Steve Harrington in the popular Netflix science fiction show Stranger Things, Joe Keery...
Tom Emlyn’s initial albums built and solidified his reputation as a skilful and observant storyteller within the classic songwriter genre....
Speaking of her fourth album, Sardinia-based Dalila Kayros said “For me, KHTHONIE is a free Earth. Free of boundaries, free...
Woooo, this is a great record! With an opening track (‘I Can’t See The Sun‘) whose rhythm section vividly recalls...