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Dylan Carlson: Live Review
Carlson’s guitar has already started when,
“Can you tell me, is there a band playing here tonight?”
I look down at the little glass pavement tiles that glow … Read on
Babyshambles : Live Review
Making it to the fourth date of a highly anticipated comeback tour on the back of their well received third album ‘Sequel to the Prequel’, Babyshambles stumble onto the
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MONEY: The Shadow of Heaven – Album Review
“M O N E Y announce two intimate shows in The Bunker.” the Bella Union site and social media accounts parp. “The Bunker…” they follow-through, is “…a former WWII … Read on
Múm ‘Smilewound’ : Album Review
There are those musicians who believe that, to paraphrase the most famous of feminist quotes, a band needs a producer like a fish needs a bicycle.
Producers are, after … Read on
Ducktails : Live Review
It’s never easy being the support. Even less these days, when you can decide via Soundcloud whether any band is worth a head start on the drinking. Friday night … Read on
Zola Jesus ‘Versions’ : Album Review
Versions is a live album by Zola Jesus, featuring string arrangements by JG Thirlwell performed with the Mivos Quartet, recorded at the Guggenheim Museum, New York. The tracklist is … Read on
New Young Pony Club : Live Review
You know you’re past your partying stage when you’re satisfied with getting a seat, enjoying a pint of bitter shandy and eating a packet of crisps at a gig; … Read on
Crash Of Rhinos ‘Knots’ : Album Review
Bands like Crash Of Rhinos don’t come around often. Five excellent musicians – long-time friends from well respected former bands – treading a well-worn path (melodic, intricate, emotional indie … Read on
Soft Metals ‘Lenses’ : Album Review
Modern Electronica can be a difficult and challenging horizon to navigate. Such is the level of splintering of post and sub genres throughout, it can leave you at a … Read on
M O N E Y : Live Review
Our city has, of late, been saturated by Manchester International Festival. For those skeptical of multi-sensory art installations and other alien cultural terrors, there was MONEY. They’re not international, … Read on