Guided By Voices – The Bears For Lunch
Album number three of 2012 raises the quality even higher in a triumphant year for Guided By Voices Continue reading
Alex Highton – You’ve Got The Trees
As a country dwelling, dog owning, music fan I do a lot of my music listening and reviewing while walking across the Somerset levels. Here’s a short film I made of my recent early morning walks throughout Autumn, with Glastonbury… Continue reading
The Revival Hour – Clusterchord EP
An uneasy listen in places, joyously uplifting in others, this release by DM Stith and JM Lapham is like nothing you will hear all year. Continue reading
John Howard: Time Will Heal Things
The music industry square peg in a round hole who waited 30 years to find his audience. Continue reading
Wire – 154
Our contributor John Haylock takes a look back at Wire’s classic third album. Continue reading
Andrew Bird – Hands of Glory
The Illinois musician gets back to basics to create one of the best alt-country releases of the year. Continue reading
November Preview
Darren Hayman’s latest album The Violence is our pick of this month’s releases. Continue reading
Rotifer, Tigercats and Danny Kendall – Oxjam Benefit
Our latest live showcase held at the Green Door Store, Brighton – October 26th 2012 Continue reading
Darren Hayman and the Long Parliament – The Violence
The ex-Hefner frontman revists Essex’s violent past to complete his trilogy about the county. Continue reading
Ralegh Long – The Gift EP
Singer songwriter turns to Bill Fay and John Howard for inspiration. Continue reading