Hitha – Sounds Like Teen Spirit
As the half-hearted title might suggest, Hitha‘s music comes from that magical, terrible place – the teenager’s mind. However, forget your snotty upstarts, old-before-their-time starlets […]
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Spectromorphic Iridescence – The Complete Rainbow Ffolly
“I name this rubber ark, The Rainbow Ffolly”She’s Alright English psychedelia was very much the merry little cousin of its American elder. Less portentous; artier; […]
The Call of the YLD
YLD is a project you’re going to be hearing a lot about and with good reason. The brainchild of Geoff Wilkinson, who has one of […]
Typically Unpredictable Line-up For Sub Pop’s Singles Club Announced
A traditionally ebullient press release from Sub Pop’s Seattle HQ has revealed the first wave of releases of their Singles Club, one of the most […]
Layla Kardan Rebels Against Middle East Conventions
Layla Kardan has one of the most remarkable air miles sucking CVs imaginable – born in Belgium but now an Australian national, Layla lives and works […]
Wills and the Willing Join Forces with Irish Royalty
If there can be such a thing as an enfant terrible of the spoken word scene, then Ian Wills is certainly it. Having caused outrage […]
Lailien Releases 2018’s Most Staggering Album…and 2019’s
It’s not often we can be so certain, so enthusiastic and so unremittingly taken with a release that it transcends what our current mood is […]
Amey St Cyr Joins House Revival
Amey St. Cyr had a record contract almost between her fingers in the early 90’s, with guest appearances on a host of house tracks and […]
The Resurgence of 90s Alt Rock Gathers Pace with Love Ghost
Once the major labels swarmed into the Pacific North-West, in particular in Seattle, the alt-rock scene was doomed. The wave which carried bands like Nirvana, […]
The Residents – “Intruders” Reviewed
It’s impossible to start to discuss anything relating to The Residents without doffing a giant eyeball to Hardy Fox, whose passing at the end of […]