Jim Noir – Jimmy’s Show
A whimsical first half, a darker second half but pure pop throughout from one of the UK’s hidden national treasures. Continue reading
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The Mountain Goats – Transcendental Youth
John Darnielle’s band continues their fine run with arguably their most upbeat album yet. Continue reading
Calexico – Algiers
New Orleans provides the perfect recording setting for the seventh album by one of alternative music’s most enduring acts. Continue reading
Allo Darlin’ – The Fleece, Bristol (Sept 4, 2012)
One of our most reviewed live acts. We just can’t get enough of them. Continue reading
Late Night Tales – Metronomy
The 1970s and 1980s provide the inspiration for Metronomy’s turn at late night tale curating. Continue reading
Watchet Festival 2012
Somerset’s most eclectic festival is back with The Wonderstuff’s Miles Hunt joining The Cheeky Girls and The Wurzels on the bill. Yes, really. Continue reading
Dollboy – Further Excursions Into The Ulu With Dollboy
The Psychedelic revival continues, but can this UK act succeed in this increasingly crowded retro market? Continue reading
Various – Electric Eden: Unearthing Britain’s Visionary Music
36 track companion piece to Rob Young’s excellent folk music book. Continue reading
#Tags – Budget Cuts
Forget the recession, let’s party! Six track EP by UK pop act has helped us forget all about the current economic nonsense. Continue reading
Jamiesaysmile – Day Three
Promising debut EP from Yorkshire singer-songwriter and Bob Mould sound-a-like. Continue reading