They might borrow from forefathers to lay solid foundations, but Late Of The Pier prove that they’ve ability well beyond the sum of influential parts…
Band in question, Gonga, plays loud; you push your hair over your face and bounce it ‘til your neck’s sore. Done…
So not Audioslave, One Day As A Lion's debut sees Zack de la Rocha and Jon Theodore delivering lyrically zealous, bass-heavy hip-hop…
The first in a planned series of three EPs from noisy Cambridge quartet The Tupolev Ghost rattles around these speakers with ease…
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A compost bin of blitzkrieg beats, starlet Flying Lotus offers up one satisfying mulch with small-dose album companion piece LA EP 1x3…
Truckers of Husk's debut release, the Physical Education EP, encased in a kaleidoscopic palette of cartoons, dance steps and polka dots, is a rather mixed affair…
Difficult to pin down, ever glad to fly the nest, Water Curses gives few clues to where Animal Collective want to head next, but is all the better for providing a moment of retrospective restraint as we play catch-up…
Time to surrender to the new noise, then? Probably, because with the sounds of Growing and their like-minded voodoo workout-rocking comrades-in-arms, it looks like these twisty drones are here to stay…
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A word of advice: surrounded by their progeny, do not miss Pentangle's headline appearance at next month's Green Man Festival. It may well be your final opportunity…
I’m sorry if this sounds like the superlative haemorrhaging bluster of an over-stimulated music writer but The National are astoundingly good…
Kentucky quintet My Morning Jacket really are in a class of their own, and even after line-up changes they remain a truly essential live act…
Following something of a Camera Obscura 'best of' set, this writer walks away with a romantic fuzz all around her, lasting for the next few days…