Album Review: Birth Of Joy – Get Well
Psychedelic rock band Birth Of Joy are looking forward to adding to their discography with their upcoming release, Get Well. If you haven’t heard of Birth Of Joy yet, you’re….
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Album Review: Walking On Cars – Everything This Way
For around six years, Kerry rock-pop band Walking On Cars have been relentlessly gigging both around the country and internationally, honing their craft and steadily building a loyal fan-base. This….
Album Review: Mindriot Mt – Brothers
See the above photo and more at Adam Ellison Photography on Facebook. It’s been a little over a year since Cork alt-rock band Mindriot Mt released their debut EP. Now,….
Album Review: Daughter – Not To Disappear
It’s probably fair to say that Daughter’s first album, the sorrowful If You Leave, was a bit overwhelming in its sadness. While the pertinent brokenness of the record lingered throughout,….
Album Review: Eliot Sumner – Information
2016’s music scene is off to a flying start with the release of Eliot Sumner’s new album, Information. Her first was released in 2010 under her Electropop parallel, I Blame….
Album Review: Hinds – Leave Me Alone
Marked by a saturation of lo-fi, fuzzy rock bands, 2015 became a year of DIY music: the idea that the process is just as important, if not more important, than….
Track Review: Gold Celeste – The Wonder Of Love
After releasing a record that used a prism of psychedelic trip-beats and a foray of washed out melodies to talk about the designs of the sentient mind, Oslo three-piece Gold….
Live Review: The Hummingbirds @ The Barfly, Camden
It’s hard not to assume what The Hummingbirds will sound like when they appear on stage clad in suits and collarless shirts. And to some extent first impressions are right,….
Live Review: Bloc Party @ St. John at Hackney Church
The other night, the St. John at Hackney Church played host to a blinding live set by indie heavyweights Bloc Party. This London gig on Friday 4th December was the….
Track Review: Banks – Better
Despite being specked in gold, there’s something dirty about Banks in her new, seductive track ‘Better’. After the Californian songstress left us reeling over her deeply emotional debut LP, Goddess,….