Album, Single, EP and Live Reviews

Albums: Snail Mail: Lush (Matador)
Highly accomplished debut set from US indie pop outfit
Posted on Jun 21st, 2018
Albums: Lithics: Mating Surfaces (Kill Rock Stars)
Oregonian quartet deliver a sterling set of post punk inspired alt. rock
Posted on Jun 17th, 2018
Albums: Immersion: Sleepless (Swim)
The Brighton outfit featuring Wire big wheel Colin Newman deliver a solid second LP of ambient electronica
Posted on Jun 17th, 2018
Albums: E: Negative Work (Thrill Jockey)
Second album from Boston alt.rock/post punk trio of US underground notables
Posted on Jun 14th, 2018
Albums: Protomartyr: Consolation (Domino)
Motor City post punks follow up 2017s acclaimed Relatives in Descent with superlative four track EP
Posted on Jun 12th, 2018
Albums: Uniform & The Body: Mental Wounds Not Healing (Sacred Bones)
Two leading outfits from the US underground team up to create a pulverising, frequently striking debut set
Posted on Jun 9th, 2018
Albums: LUMP: LUMP (Dead Oceans)
Laura Marling and Mike Lindsay of electro-folk outfit Tunng team up to create impressive, occasionally surreal debut LP
Posted on Jun 8th, 2018
Live Reviews: LUMP @ Band On The Wall, Manchester 03.06.18
The inventive meeting of minds from Laura Marling and Tuung's Mike Lindsay make a superlative visit to Manchester's Northern Quarter
Posted on Jun 6th, 2018
Albums: John Surman: Invisible Threads (ECM Records)
Inspired by John Surman's performance at last month's Brighton Festival, Norman Miller casts an eye over the most recent album from the venerable British jazz legend.
Posted on Jun 4th, 2018
Albums: Beach House: 7 (Bella Union)
Storied Baltimore dream pop outfit return with possibly their strongest set to date
Posted on May 31st, 2018
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