Category: Album review

Gringo Records have a habit for finding musicians and bands that are esoteric, yet still somehow accessible. There’s an edge to the artists that makes …

Former Let’s Wrestle frontman (I wonder if he’s sick of seeing that yet?) Wesley Gonzalez struck out on his own in 2017 with what for …

Described as “a set of dated incidences, started in April 2020”, this mysterious Bandcamp release is a product of lockdown.  The name is ambiguous, the …

We first encountered The Silver Field supporting the excellent Bamboo at their “Daughters Of The Sky” album launch in October last year, and their two …

Bob Dylan, 2Pac, Morrissey, Notorious BIG, Ivor Cutler, Missy Elliott, Leonard Cohen, Bob Marley, Sam Cooke, Tom Waits, Joni Mitchell, Eminem, Alex Turner. What do …

In a world where a trip to the supermarket becomes both something to do, an anxiety inducing pain in the arse, and somehow even more …

We’ve not really reviewed any re-releases before but given we’d never heard of this record before, and it kind of stood out, here goes. The …

Haq123 are a sludgy, doomy trio from Birmingham with an 11 year old singer, Millie and 12 year old drummer, Zac, whose father Dave completes …

Craig Angus is a fast worker. 2019’s delightfully scrappy ‘Revision Ballads’ was only released in February of that year yet the band went back into …

Katy and Nick, AKA Katy Cotterell (Es/Public Service) and Nick Carlisle (Bamboo/Peepholes), have been releasing bits and pieces as a duo since 2017 and have …