Tom Hancock
Alex Lahey // In Five
Ahead of her upcoming gig at the Boston Music Room, Alex Lahey shares five of her favourite tracks of all time.
Catholic Action – In Memory Of // Album Review
Don’t pay too much attention to any funereal connotations of the album’s title; this is ultimately a bright beginning.
Alex Lahey – I Love You Like A Brother // Album...
I Love You Like A Brother arrives towards the end of a huge breakout year for the Melbourne artist.
Death From Above – Outrage! Is Now // Album Review
Is 'Outrage! Is Now' the beginning of the next chapter for Death From Above?
Alex Cameron – Forced Witness // Album Review
Cameron's morphed into character again, but the world this time around is a much murkier one.
Fake Laugh – Fake Laugh // Album Review
Berlin-born, London-based Kamran Khan's music is a whole lot more sincere than the expression with which he shares his pseudonym.
Kane Strang – Two Hearts And No Brain // Album Review
With his often deadpan delivery, and always sharp lyrics, Strang captivates and charms with less than cheery subject matter.
Anteros // Interview
These emerging purveyors of bittersweet pop bliss are in the ascendency and in great shape to make a real statement in 2017
Husky Loops – Husky Loops // EP Review
It’s a tricky task to pin Husky Loops down. One thing’s for sure: they’re not going to be shining any light into their darkness anytime soon.
Cloud Nothings // Interview
Tom Hancock talks to Cloud Nothings about their new album Life Without Sound.
King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard – Flying Microtonal Banana //...
A curious taste of what might come next, and just so happens to serve as a suitably bleak accompaniment to the utter state of the world.
Alex Lahey // In Short
Following her very first UK dates supporting Tegan and Sara, Alex Lahey will headline the Old Blue Last next month.
Slowcoaches // In Short
Slowcoaches by name, anything but by nature, this London-based punk force have only reaffirmed their status as such with their recent debut LP, Nothing Gives.
Hazel English // Interview
Ahead of a sold-out show London tonight, we got a chance to talk to Hazel English about lyricism, wanderlust and her stunning debut EP.
The Japanese House – Swim Against The Tide // EP Review
There’s a new clarity to everything, and Swim Against the Tide offers up the most vivid picture yet of just what The Japanese house is.
The Big Moon // Live Review
The Big Moon haven’t done many hometown headline shows – but they do them bloody well.
Kero Kero Bonito – Bonito Generation // Album Review
"There’s not much to work out here, just sugar-coated pop banger after sugar-coated pop banger to become addicted to."
Hazel English – ‘Never Going Home’ // EP Review
When she sings that she’s “never going home again”, you sense she means it.
Black Honey // Interview
2016 has been an accumulation of highs for Black Honey. In short, they're smashing it.