It’s fair to say that Beak>, the Bristol based trio comprised of Portishead’s Geoff Barrow, plus Billy Fuller and Will...
Practically every time Bruce Springsteen has released a new album in the past 25 years, countless glossy mags and over...
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Ambient music can sometimes be a bit like a hot bath. Wonderful at first, but the longer you immerse yourself...
James Arthur has a lot to answer for. Chris Martin has a lot to answer for. Rag ‘N’ Bone Man...
If you have even got this far into the review for Electrical Language, Cherry Red’s lovingly packaged 4CD compilation of...
Looking back at her strict and suffocating Catholic upbringing, Hannah Rodgers used this experience as a starting point for questioning...
We wouldn’t necessarily expect the Queen of Pop (and shock) to grow old gracefully but her recent half-hearted gatecrashing and...
You can often tell the character of an album initially by looking at the names of its tracks. ‘1000 Opera...
“We believe that everybody means everybody! That means you and me, black, white, brown, he, she, they all means we!”...
Thankfully only three years since the almost perfect Foreverland, Neil Hannon is back with more intricately crafted examples of his...
Let me pull on your coat about something – you can call it the thread of existence if you like....
Gutter poetry, wild swings from shonky and jarring to smooth country twangs, piles of Bowie-like reverb on the vocals and...
Listening to the tinkering keys of album opener ‘Where The Money Flows’, you could easily mistake Peter Cat Recording Co....
Quietly reinventing himself as one of Britain’s best singer-guitarists, Maximo Park’s Duncan Lloyd returns with his third solo album. Free...
Following on from his splendid Wear Bluebells In Your Hat If You’re Goin’ That Way album from January this year,...
