Album Reviews

Martin Rev: Les Nymphes (Bureau B) (Reissue)
Legendary Suicide keyboardist / programmer turns 90s techno inside-out to trippy, intriguing effect on idea-packed, sprawling reissue
Posted on Nov 28th, 2022
By The Sea: Heaven Knows Magnolia (Dell’Orso Records)
Wirral dream pop specialists return with first new album in eight years
Posted on Nov 3rd, 2022
Mark Peters: Red Sunset Dreams (Sonic Cathedral)
Engineers alumnus returns with evocative second solo disc
Posted on Oct 16th, 2022
Pete Astor: Time on Earth (Tapete Records)
Indie icon surveys his life in classy, thoughtful fashion
Posted on Oct 11th, 2022
Bill Callahan: YTI⅃AƎЯ (Drag City)
Posted on Oct 10th, 2022
Soccer Mommy: Sometimes, Forever (Loma Vista):
Excellent, expansive indie rock from Nashville songwriter Sophie Allison
Posted on Aug 26th, 2022
Psychedelic Porn Crumpets: Night Gnomes (What Reality?)
Classic UK psychedelia, US alt rock and the Aussie group's own secret formula blended to perfection
Posted on Aug 6th, 2022
Tallies: Patina (Bella Union)
Dream pop par excellence: Toronto band serve up superb second album
Posted on Aug 2nd, 2022
The Burning Hell: Garbage Island (BB Island)
Canadian indie troupe tackles the pandemic and eco-catastrophe in surreal lockdown concept album
Posted on Jun 24th, 2022
Gintis: Hope Is All We Have (Mai 68 Records)
Slow burning psych / chamber pop platter from North Wales stalwarts, their first in over a decade
Posted on Jun 7th, 2022
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