Album, Single, EP and Live Reviews

Albums: Harmonious Thelonious: Cheapo Sounds (Bureau B)
Modern electronica created on retro-futurist kit. Intellectual exercise? Analogue nostalgia? Uneasy listening? All of the above
Posted on Jan 29th, 2023
Albums: SUEP: Shop (Memorials of Distinction)
Promising debut mini LP by off-beam alt pop outfit
Posted on Jan 28th, 2023
Albums: Desperate Journalist: Live At JT Soar (Self Released)
Love Is Like A Heatwave: Exemplary London post-punks exhilarating live set captured for posterity
Posted on Jan 5th, 2023
Albums: NOFX: Double Album (Fat Wreck Chords)
Album number fifteen from the US punk legends, they’re pushing sixty and doing just fine
Posted on Dec 20th, 2022
Albums: 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
Albums: 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
Live Reviews: Tallies @ Kazimier Stockroom, Liverpool, 29.10.22
Canadian dream pop mavens continue their ascent in confident style
Posted on Oct 31st, 2022
Live Reviews: Alien Tango @ Moth Club, London 22.10.22
Currently headlining Wembley in an alternate reality: a maximalist mix of old-skool rock star charisma and pulsating disco transcendence
Posted on Oct 25th, 2022
Live Reviews: PUP @ SWX, Bristol, 20.10.22
Toronto punks on blazing, life affirming form live in Bristol
Posted on Oct 24th, 2022
Albums: Mark Peters: Red Sunset Dreams (Sonic Cathedral)
Engineers alumnus returns with evocative second solo disc
Posted on Oct 16th, 2022
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