Category: Records
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Perhaps a surprising concept for such an enjoyable album, droning blues with overtones of necrophilia suits Canadian band Timber Timbre very well on their fourth album Creep On Creepin’ On. Led by Taylor Kirk’s deep, nostalgic croon reminiscent of the likes of Nick Cave, the trio fashion an eerie version of blues. With its mixture…
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The Lonely Island return to the forefront of comedy music with their second album.
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Jamie Woon releases his long anticipated debut album Mirrorwriting.
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Time to rewind to an album that divided opinions…
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It’s that time of year again. The date in the annual music calendar when Europe whips out its sparkly dresses, wind machines and key changes to dazzle and, frequently, offend the world’s ears…
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Now on their fourth album, Anglo-American raggedy rock and roll band The Kills are in danger of becoming famous for everything but their music. Having always been an oddity since the 2003 release of their début album Keep On Your Mean Side due to their lack of a bassist or even a drummer onstage,…
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Ornaments from the Silver Arcade is an impressive effort, full of catchy and unpredictable pop songs.
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Hayley Taulbut gets a sneaky listen to The Wombats new album, out April 25th
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The Blackout are back. Having changing record company to Cooking Vinyl, the band seems to have a new passion and enthusiasm which really shines through on this latest offering, Hope. The Blackout have honed their post-hardcore sound and this record really shows *cliché alert* the signs of a band coming to maturity. Hooks, catchy riffs…
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What has happened to Art Brut’s weekend? Rob Leane discovers it is lost, apparently
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Toy Horses play it safe rather than creating something new and exciting.
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Rather than Ghosts, these lads from Sheffield appear to be chasing the style of the 80s and recognition for the future
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Spectacular sounds of space and time: Hayley Taulbut reviews Guillemots latest musical release.
