The Magnetic Fields – Love At The Bottom Of The Sea
Stephin Merritt brings back the synths for his 10th album under the Magnetic Fields moniker. Continue reading
Album Reviews
Chuck Prophet – Temple Beautiful
The former Green On Red guitarist brings us his homage to San Francisco . Continue reading
Shearwater – Animal Joy
The Texan band’s most commercially appealing album to date. Continue reading
Pulp – It (1983), Freaks (1987), Separations (1992) Reissues
Britpop legend’s first three albums reveal a band struggling to find their voice. Continue reading
Field Music – Plumb
Britain’s best band hit the spot again with 36 minutes of pop brilliance. Continue reading
The Twilight Sad – No One Can Ever Know
Scottish band ditch the feedback for vintage synths on their third album. Continue reading
Danny Kendall – You Can’t Go Home Again
Literate and melodic power pop shines on this debut three track EP. Continue reading
Dan Sartian- Too Tough To Live
Rockabilly-bluesman turns to The Ramones for inspiration Continue reading
Alex Highton – Woodditton Wives Club
Tales of rural life from one of the UK’s most promising singer songwriters. Continue reading
Diagrams – Black Light
Former Tuung man turned teaching assistant emerges from the classroom to push the boundaries of pop. Continue reading