The New Pornographers – The Former Site Of
Undaunted by controversy and a changed line up, the Canadian supergroup provide another strong collection of pop and melancholy. Continue reading
The Miserable Rich – Hope & Ruin, Brighton (2nd April 2026)
I’ve seen The Miserable Rich play as many times as almost any other band over the last 18 or so years, but this was only the second time in the last 12 after they had taken a hiatus between 2012… Continue reading
Echo and the Bunnymen – Roundhouse, London (18 March, 2026)
Echo and the Bunnymen are still tripping down memory lane, and long may it continue. Continue reading
Bill Callahan – My Days of 58
Layering plays a key role on Bill Callahan’s latest album penned as his 50s come to a close. Continue reading
Sunny Afternoon, Nottingham Theatre Royal – 17 February, 2026
We catch the Nottingham leg of the latest tour of Sunny Afternoon, the life-affirmingly fun tribute to the music of The Kinks. Continue reading
Dry Cleaning – Secret Love
From the album cover alone you can tell Dry Cleaning mean business with the release of their third album Secret Love. Continue reading
John Howard – Can You Hear Me Ok?
Second reissue by 1960s/1970s remaster specialist Prof Stoned of singer songwriter John Howard’s early albums. Continue reading
The Bevis Frond – Horrorful Heights
The Bevis Frond’s Nick Saloman is not one for resting on his laurels with another excellent collection of songs and guitar mastery. Continue reading
Divorce among acts to watch out for at this year’s Splendour Festival
Other highlights of the Nottingham festival’s summer line up include The Flaming Lips and Alt Blk Era. Continue reading
Top 10 Albums of 2025
It’s been another stellar year for album releases. Here is our Top 10 Albums of 2025. Continue reading