Track: Rotten Mind – Serpent Eyes
Sweden’s Rotten Mind share their new single ‘Serpent Eyes’ which is the first taste of the band’s upcoming fifth album ‘Unflavored’, due 18th March via Lovely records. The Swedish punk rock…
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Track: Northtale – Future Calls
NorthTale have finally released their new album ‘Eternal Flame’, via Nuclear Blast. Produced by Dennis Ward (Pink Cream 69, Unisonic), the album features 12 brand new tracks and a whole range of new influences, from thrash metal,…
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Film Review: Out of the Blue
Dennis Hopper has had one of the more interesting and unusual career trajectories in Hollywood. Whilst he’s starred in over a hundred films, his success behind the camera has not…
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Live Review: Pastiche / T A D H G – Upstairs at Whelans, Dublin 11.11.2021, plus galleries
In the intimate upstairs at Whelans, two future pop stars peddled their significant wares to a enthusiastic sold out crowd. Opening up was singer-songwriter T A D H G, who…
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Album review: John Thayer – ‘Supermundane’: a palimpsest of nuanced, intelligent ambience
NEW YORK percussionist, audio engineer and all-round musical polymath John Thayer, fresh from two collaborative, cassette-only albums last year – Untangling The Ghost, on which he sparred with reeds player…
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Live Review: Red Rum Club / Ruby J – Sheffield Leadmill 11.11.2021
Red Rum Club Thursday evening saw Liverpool’s intoxicating indie-pop band Red Rum Club play a special intimate gig at the Leadmill to mark the release of their fabulous third album…
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News: William Basinski to bring his magisterial ‘Disintegration Loops’ to The Barbican next June
INCREDIBLE news for lovers of the drone and the textural; New York sound artist and composer William Basinski is to bring his masterful degrading tape-loop work The Disintegration Loops and…
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Album review: Resina – ‘Speechless’: a record that takes cello and choir into the apocalypse
KAROLINA REC is the darkly immense talent behind the Resina name, and she’s about to release her third album for FatCat’s modern and post-classical imprint, 130701, entitled Speechless; and as…
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Album review: David Christian & The Pinecone Orchestra – ‘For Those We Met On The Way’: Comet Gain man sends a folk-rock postcard, looking back with sadness but without anger
THIS record begins not in the virus, lockdown, careers suddenly and virally iced, like the back story of so many records of recent times. Which in itself, may be a…
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News: Cambridge psych-folk explorers Fuzzy Lights announce UK dates for February
WITH their album Burials having been in out in the world a while now and receiving deserved praise for its exploratory shifts out of the genre from all quarters –…
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