Patience is key with Norwegian born Annie. Her flawless debut album, Anniemal, appeared five years after her first single, ‘The...
When the first few seconds of a new album remind you very much of the opening seconds of New Order’s...
According to the press release that accompanies this album, Slow Pulp have been having quite a time of it recently,...
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Teenanger, the mainstay on Toronto’s DIY circuit for over a decade, have grafted some of the best, fiercely ambitious post-punk...
If I didn’t know anything about Fleet Foxes and someone had to describe them to me – no doubt using...
Does anyone remember the 21st of February 1981? The day the crime of the century occurred, a crime that would...
The idea of multi-instrumentalist and Sigur Rós’ lead vocalist Jónsi combining forces with renowned PC Music producer A.G. Cook brings...
On their fifth album, Turn Back Metropolis, Map 71 aren’t mucking about. Andy Pyne and Lisa Jayne take everything that...
Experimental musician Sarah Hennies is on a roll. So far in 2020 she has released four albums. Her latest, Casts,...
At the moment it appears that the post-punk outfit Squid can do no wrong. Since 2016 they have released a...
This band, who made quite a splash in the mid-80s, was the brain-child of former Generation X guitarist Tony James. Named after a...
“Fucking hell. That’s a lot of Crass. I’m not sure even I could cope with that much Crass, and I’m...
Feeling discouraged about 2020’s restriction on clubbing? Looking for the perfect substitute for the nightclub experience? Look no further than...
It’s funny, you know, because I never considered The Long Ryders‘ classic 45, ‘Looking For Lewis And Clark‘ – one...
“In A Big Country, dreams stay with you, like a lover’s voice across the mountainside…“, lines to a song that...
