Segl is the Faroese word for sail and Eivør, the Faroe Islands’ most successful musician, uses the trials and tribulations...
Since their debut self-titled album first released in 2011 Cults have carved out a niche for themselves by playing a...
It’s not the first time that surprise has been expressed on this site that Brian Eno regards himself as a...
Bicameralism is an intriguing theory. It’s a theory about how different the human mind used to operate some 3000 years...
Given the cultural impact and influence of 2 Tone Records, founded by Jerry Dammers in 1979, it’s somewhat staggering to...
“Hello old friend, it’s been a while…” Doves are back. And it’s like…ah I know what it’s like. Last year...
Breach or breech. The latter, when giving birth to something, it comes arse first. Or the former, to break through...
If you’ve not already seen this band’s latest video, shared to celebrate the release of their debut album Do The...
Wizzard – Introducing Eddy And The Falcons / Roy Wood & Wizzard – Main Street (Cherry Red Re-issues)
Roy Wood has, far too often, been criminally overlooked over the years when it comes to listing the greatest songwriters...
Back with their tenth studio album after a seven year hiatus, Boston‘s Throwing Muses have returned with Sun Racket, a...
Members of the burgeoning British nu jazz scene, Mammal Hands, are back with their gently intoxicating mixture of hooky piano...
There is a more refined sheen to Polysomn compared to Kairon; IRSE!’s astonishing debut Ujubasajuba. The band has not stayed...
I first discovered Tom Aspaul almost a year ago with the release of his song ‘Traces‘ and I was instantly...
Kreuzberg, a district of Berlin, is a worrying contradiction. It’s both an amazing and terrible place to dwell in. Because...
Imagine walking through an electronic music exhibition that charts the history of the technology-influenced genre by displaying its evolutionary equipment...
