The Voluntary Butler Scheme – A Million Ways to Make Gold
A few quick brass lessons and Rob Jones is back with his best album to date. Continue reading
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Withered Hand – New Gods
Packed full of heart and catchy hooks. Scottish songwriter Dan Willson has served up a gem of a second album. Continue reading
Alpaca Sports – Sealed With A Kiss
They say ‘twee pop perfection’, we say bland and unoriginal. Ladies and gentlemen our first 5/10 album of the year. Continue reading
Sun Kil Moon – Benji
A rare 10/10 for this astonishing and poignant album from Mark Kozelek. Continue reading
Glastonbury Festival Emerging Talent 2014: Two more acts to impress
Final two acts to impress me during my judging include some heavy metal ukeleles and a cockney geezer of love. Continue reading
Glastonbury Festival Emerging Talent 2014: Three More Acts To Impress So Far
Our latest featured acts include some crowdskaters and a band that hangs around in woods. Continue reading
Stergin’s Window Farm – Grow
About as psychedelic as it’s possible to be with a bunch of strings and a caribou. Continue reading
Glastonbury Emerging Talent 2014: Four To Impress So Far
Four acts to impress us so far include a banjo playing sensation and a Manchester act drawing comparisons with Kate Bush. Continue reading
Making Marks – A Thousand Half Truths
Indie pop with a country twist. Impressive debut from the Norwegian act. Continue reading
Michael A Grammar – Random Vision EP
This Brighton band have left us impressed with their modern take on Madchester. Continue reading