Record Collection : The Doors
The Doors formed in Los Angeles in 1965 and swiftly became the central attraction of the music world, owing to a string of acclaimed records which blurred the l... Read More...
Tom Woodward-Massey
UNFORGOTTEN : Panda Bear ‘Person Pitch’ (2007)
March 20th marks the tenth anniversary of Panda Bear’s ‘Person Pitch’, a mesmerizingly playful, radiant and surreal record shaped by eclectic influences, topogr... Read More...
Transformer adds four new bands to an already impressive line-up
Transformer is a brand new live music event hosted at Manchester’s iconic Victoria Warehouse, boasting an era-defying array of seminal acts from across the alte... Read More...
The Doors to re-issue classic debut album for 50th year anniversary
The Doors became a sensation after releasing their iconic self-titled debut in the January of 1967. The record quickly became a psychedelic rock essential and t... Read More...
UNFORGOTTEN : Kyuss ‘Kyuss (Welcome to Sky Valley)’ (1994)
“You know the places that Manson said if he ever got out of prison he would move to? That’s Desert Hot Springs. It's very much like getting caught in a David Ly... Read More...
Dinosaur Jr. – The Albert Hall, Manchester (19th Nov 2016)
It’s remarkable to think that Dinosaur Jr. reformed just over a decade ago, during which time the group have effectively become the example of how to instigate ... Read More...
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GOAT ‘Requiem’
GOAT are the most elusive band currently making music right now. The masked, anonymous troupe claim to be from a Swedish village named Korpilombolo which home... Read More...
UNFORGOTTEN : Madvillain ‘Madvillainy’ (2004)
‘Madvillainy’ saw two colossal figures in experimental hip hop team up at the top of their games, consequently crafting one of the greatest albums of the decade... Read More...
UNFORGOTTEN : Dinosaur Jr. ‘You’re Living All Over Me’ (1987)
Dinosaur Jr’s sophomore album ‘You’re Living All Over Me’ serves as a very personal narrative for a group at the point of implosion. The title, derived from a s... Read More...
Mark Pritchard ‘Under the Sun’ – ALBUM REVIEW
Mark Pritchard's first album in five years is a guest-heavy ambient dreamFollowing a fruitful career of collaborations, group projects and releases under ... Read More...
