Category: Album review

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 …

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 …

Rejoice! Exclamation mark loving Primo! are back! ‘Sogni’ is the follow up to 2018’s brilliant and understated ‘Amici‘. The band now consisting of four members, …

Irma Vep (aka Edwin Stevens) has, for a long time, been crafting weird and wonderful psych-tinged pop as a member of the bands Sex Hands …

London’s Es have been on the circuit for quite a while now. Es released their debut EP ‘Object Relations’ back in 2016 via La Vida …

The UK is a very different country now than it was when we started to write this review. The current pandemic has lead to food …

Ambition and risk in music (as with anything) can be a dangerous thing. It can make or break a band. It can produce a universally …

After releasing two excellent albums last year with Sacred Paws and Trash Kit you could be forgiven for thinking Rachel Aggs would need a rest. …

A lot of ardent music nerds have an album that was the first one they found by themselves without the recommendation of an older sibling, …