J Mascis’ Can’t Believe We’re Here is an album rich with quirky vigour, and the album’s title track promptly gets...
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Can someone go and check that Ireland is OK, please?!? It’s just so far we’re thirty one days into 2024...
This sounds like bloody Radiohead. Even the dude sings like him. Don’t worry, I haven’t been living under a rock...
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When it comes to Liverpool’s Courting, in the words of Girls Aloud, we’ve got a whole lotta history. I was...
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In a tale told in three acts, Tapir! take you on a journey: the journey of a creature called ‘The...
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To say The Last Dinner Party have had a quick rise to fame is something of an understatement. Barely known...
She may well have been shortlisted three times for the Mercury Music Prize, nominated for a BRIT Award, and critically...
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Yes, that comma is meant to be there. Alas, is the Burlington, Vermont indie-folk-rock artist’s second album, following on from...
Welcome to the first in a series of first listen features, where we give you our initial impressions on a...
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Frank Black and the Catholics rock! Said nobody, ever, but you know, they should! Well, I definitely did. But people...
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Das Body has a thing about rare birds. Last time it was a ‘Peregrine’ which titled their debut album, a falcon that...
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It seems only yesterday that we were mourning the loss of Mark E. Smith, but never one to forget the...
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I’ve got to be honest, EMF are not a band I was envisaging reviewing in 2024. I hadn’t even realised...
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Swirling Violets is the debut album from Northern Irish singer-songwriter Conchúr White. Developing his sound and style through a string...
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If albums had to be pitched to labels in the same way as movies, many would never get made. Not...
