“I’ve been thinking about dying, and how to do it well.” At a mere, sprightly 77 years of age, David...
Singer-songwriter and producer Jason Quever is one artist that until only fairly recently I was unaware of. But on hearing...
Karin Jahnsen a.k.a Farao’s new second album Pure O is original indeed. It’s a mesmeric listen. A spellbinding and unique...
‘Cohesive’ is not a word you would normally associate with Santigold. Her first three albums have been excitingly eclectic. A...
Every dog has his day, as the saying goes, and hard though it might be to imagine, that even applies...
“This is what I wanted all my life. No one can take it, no. Pour me all the wine and...
Carlisle quartet, The Lucid Dream, return with their fourth album, released on 19th October 2018. It contains only seven tracks...
It’s been a wee while now since Kurt Vile was guitarist for The War on Drugs, leaving behind the more...
‘A fifteen track Welsh language record interspersed with fractured instrumental interludes’ – this wouldn’t be the standard premise offered to...
“Isn’t being boring weird?” Isn’t having the same face, weird? Too much, too much, pretty faces. Where’s the personality?” Japanese...
Bringing together two much celebrated, disticntive artists, Lights On Moscow sees Minor Victories/Editors lead guitarist Justin Lockey teaming up with...
Brooklyn’s Vaureen have been on the New York scene since 2011, and Extraterra is their debut album, following an acclaimed...
The Northeast corner of the U.S., New England, likes to think of itself as one of the more cultured parts...
Jubilee Road tells the story of Tom Odell’s time living in East London. Jubilee Road is a fictional street, made...
In these days of streaming and the associated reduced attention span of the average music fan, it’s a brave artist...
