Anne Marie Almedal takes you deep into the heart of a Nordic forest, with the leafy folk of ‘Memory Lane’...
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Megan Wyler soundtracks the promise that love makes and how it can be broken over those who trust in it...
On the second single to come from their second album ‘Fain’, Wolf People dwell in the ambience of Syd Barrett...
The Hush Now provide a very worthy addition to the canon of creatively curious emo with the rather fine ‘Memos’...
On ‘Gravez’, Hooded Fang sound like Blur and The Doors, as played by a triumphant college rock band from 1994...
TEEN take shoegaze into altogether more psychedelic territory, with the ‘Carolina EP’, the follow-up to their debut LP ‘In Limbo’...
Helldorado take the filthy spirit of Nick Cave and use it to provide the soundtrack to your personal Tarantino film...
An accomplished self-titled album that sees Stereolab’s French disko meeting April March’s songwriting prowess in front of the Eiffel Tower...
Australian four-piece Lower Plenty call to mind the looseness of Flying Nun records releases on the superbly lo-fi ‘Hard Rubbish’...
Fat White Family deliver a blistering record, whose prickly lyrics and caustic rhythms will leave an indelible mark upon you...
After two years in which he suffered from writer’s block, John Smith returns sounding like he never went away riter’s...
Ancient History’s Donald Ducote recalls the downbeat and sombre songwriting of American Music Club and Red House Painter on ‘Tracks’...























