Latest Reviews
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EP
As current trends in electronic music become harder and harder to pin down, it feels as though the indie music scene is attempting to follow suit, leading to a sudden increase in the number of...
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Album
You like walking in bad weather? 'Stay In The Home You Love' is a great accompaniment for that. You get soaked, you get cold, then you get really pissed off at God or Probability or whatever...
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Album
It can sometimes be quite difficult to instantly connect with an artist or piece of music, probably due the sheer volume of music I listen to on a daily basis. Sometimes I hear a band once and it...
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Album
As a band, Katzenjammer are primarily distinguished by their complete lack of facial hair, despite, to their lasting chagrin, hailing from Norway, the land of the Vikings. In fact, all four members...
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Latest Gigs
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Glasgow Oran Mór
15/01/2012 It’s a chilly night in Glasgow outside as you breathe in it’s the kind of cold that stings your nose and even has the potential to make you a bit lightheaded. Fortunately downstairs in...
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London HMV Forum
03/12/2011 This is the end, beautiful friends, the end. Hand of God has struck the hour, and the Christmas lights along Highgate Road reflect in beads of grease that cling to the meaty petals of the small doner...
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London HMV Forum
21/11/2011 Battles really know how to pick who they get involved with. Any band that can get four of the most inimitable and revolutionary artists of their time to appear as guests on their album shows not only...
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Glasgow Nice 'n' Sleazy
17/11/2011 What can you say about Arab Strap? A rather odd-sounding Scottish group driven by two equally odd Scottish chaps in Aidan Moffat and Malcolm Middleton, known for their melancholy tunes of drunken...
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Band of the week
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It must be hard being a new band at the moment, where seemingly it's more about how much money you can spend on your PR campaign as opposed to what your music actually sounds like. A shite state of affairs, but that seems to be the nature of the industry beast. Luckily, I get pissed off with the amount of stale, force-fed bullshit that comes through to my email and sometimes I like to ignore...
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Stubble - unsigned
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“At 2.19am my brother began to stir in his coffin…”
And so begins Megachurch’s second offering Megachurch 2: Judgment Day. The album cover features a bloke in a suit wielding a golden sword whilst straddling a...
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Up until this point, Cloudkicker’s reputation has rested some pretty righteous slabs of instrumental and technical post-metal. 2010’s Beacons earned wide praise for its combination of furious polymetric riffing and unsettling,...
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Banter
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Perhaps the festival most worthy of UK SXSW comparisons, the 4-day long citywide party, Swn Festival, is a hotbed for emerging musical talent. Nestled in the Welsh capital, swn (pronounced ‘soon’) festival takes over the city from the...
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20 years on, we debate the greatness of Nirvana's 'Nevermind'. Let us know your thoughts in the comments section.
Nevermind hater Jason Shuttleworth:
On 24th September 1991, an album was released that changed the face of music...
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