Feeder – Borders

Having not heard anything from Feeder for a while, there are no words that could possibly describe how happy I was when I first listened to ‘Borders’ and realised they’re the same Feeder that I remembered – just a … Read More

My Jerusalem – Preachers

It may sound unfair to give this album the nickname “My First Nick Cave Record” but please hear me out, this record entirely deserves it. I think it’s something of an achievement to sound so accessible while successfully bringing … Read More

The Dead Fronts – Dangerous Impressions

Some genres confuse me in how little they’ve been utilized by artists, when they have the potential to be something very special indeed. One of these genres seems to be being played by The Dead Fronts, and unfortunately I … Read More

Rams’ Pocket Radio – Trajectories

While reading this review, do bear in mind that I am trying as hard as possible not to be distracted by what might just be the coolest packaging I’ve ever had the pleasure of seeing. Seriously, if the music … Read More

The Voluntary Butler Scheme – Brain Freeze

The Voluntary Butler Scheme is back but with more of a return to his first album. The single is full of fun and funk in one catchy indie pop pill. The single is taken from the new album, A Million … Read More

Limozine – Tokyo 1970

Following their album Full Service, Limozine release their new single Tokyo 1970. As can be guessed from the title this new release keeps the bands’ trashy punk rock style, reminiscent of the Ramones and the Stooges but this time … Read More

Velcro Hooks – Gymnophoria

There has been a healthy, developing indie noise scene in the US for some time now, while it feels like we have been experiencing some kind of blip in UK alternative music of this sort. Over the last year, … Read More

Té – Therefore, the illusion of density breach, the tottering world “forget” tomorrow

I had real trouble researching and writing this review. The album arrived in the post, with no press release. The band, from Japan, are called té, which the band and fans spell as te’ – neither or which are … Read More

Breathless – Next Time You Fall

I’d never heard of Breathless before writing this review. Apparently, they’ve been around for years and years and years…

Led by the beautifully voiced Dominic Appleton, Breathless make some eerie form of chillout alternative rock – an understated fusion … Read More

Deaf Havana – Live @ Shepherds Bush Empire

London, 16th November

It’s easy to get off on the wrong foot with bands that have rather gobby lead singers. Deaf Havana, correct me if I’m wrong, seem to be one of those bands. My first exposure to them was … Read More