Album Reviews
IDLES ‘Ultra Mono’
It is telling how IDLES , the Bristol band so passionately devoted to celebrating love and inclusivity, can...
Albums
Bill Callahan ‘Gold Record’
For someone so effortlessly tied to minimalism, and for being so unassuming, Bill Callahan sure knows how to...
Girls In Synthesis – Now Here’s An Echo From Your Future
London-based experimental punk trio Girls In Synthesis release their debut album Now Here’s An Echo From Your Future...
Creeper ‘Sex, Death and the Infinite Void’
Mastery of misdirection and intrigue, Southampton’s very own Creeper had our hearts in the palm of their hands...
LIBRALIBRA ‘HAIL MARY’
Brighton electro-punk misfits LibraLibra were due to play Glastonbury this year, alongside a host of other festival appearances...
Neck Deep ‘All Distortions are Intentional’
This is a band pushing the boundaries of pop-punk. Not completely abandoning the genre, but certainly exploring the outer territory of this genre.
Silverbacks ‘Fad’
Dublin band Silverbacks have been generating a lot of interest over the last 18 months, and rightly so....
STEPHEN EVENS ‘EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTH’
Is the art of making albums a dying one? It’s possible. Streaming culture gives us access to more...
HÄXAN ‘WHITE NOISE’
Rock trio Häxan have built a considerable reputation on the tour and festival circuit, with performances at Hard...
Pabst ‘Deuce Ex Machina’
After their well received 2018 debut LP, ‘Chlorine’, the Berlin based trio Pabst spent most of their time...
