Reviews

It's demanding music, but it sounds like they needed to make it.

Infinite House is a wonderfully weird and varied selection box of sound that remains interesting even after many listens.

"in this instance you can’t blame them, because the Dum Dum Girls are indeed, seriously freaking cool"

Dogs on the roof, bunch of cool bands and grilled meats. Three things that indicate all-dayer fun at the Brixton Windmill, this time around curated by zine and promo outfit It’s All Happening.

Double Denim // August 12th Emerging only two years ago to a plethora of positive criticism from the likes of Q, Pitchfork and NME following...

If you love a strummed acoustic, a catchy hook and a clever turn of phrase these thirteen songs will impress

The chorus actually sounding like the sun rising which makes the closing ‘she talks right to my soul’ even more poignant.

Ghostly // 19th August Using an array of found sounds, Zach Saginaw’s third Shigeto LP feels like a window into his life.Without words to communicate,...

The composition on Titanic Rising rivals even the most ambitious and cerebral of today’s songwriters, but in a way that never seems impressive for the sake of being impressive.

City Sun Eater In The River Of Light reaffirms the band hasn’t run out of steam yet, instead emphasising and improving on their best elements

Summer may be a hazy memory but the Loleatta Holloway-sampling title track is primed for smouldering festival sets, and it looms large over this body of work too.

...The House finds Aaron Maine enlisting alternative music's craftiest chameleons (Alex G, Dev Hynes) to create a meditative record that's beholden to the dancefloor.

Mount Kimbie -  Cold Spring Fault Less Youth Warp // Out Now Before it even had time to breath, “dubstep” became a dirty word, its commercial...

Pond's latest effort is focused and concise, brimming with glam warmth. Perth's psychedelic coterie has your mind.

A gem in its genre, Foxwarren's debut adds further evidence to Shauf's often-overlooked talent as both a singer and a songwriter.

Camden Underworld - 24/06/13 Throughout the course of any given gig, you expect there to maybe be a couple of moments at most in which the...

Christmas lights were made cool this year with four in store performances on Oxford Street from the likes of Ray BLK, Novelist, Kara Marni and more.

A frantic fuzz pot of a debut, Pink Palms is the sound of two kids growing through music and packs a powerful punch

In these Rayna James inspired times - with flannel shirts and broad Texan accents firmly back on the agenda - a re-imagining of what we once, half-embarrassed, called Alt.Country seems way overdue.

Alert to the youthful crowd’s rampant enthusiasm, the band do their bit to crank things up a notch.

The Field pushes, pulls and layers loops within an inch of their lives, his hard-edged techno still as commanding as ever