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Acoustic Hymns Vol. 1 by Richard Ashcroft – Album Review
By David Schuster Acoustic Hymns Vol. 1 is a brave album. After all, in the case of the tracks from ... -
A Hero’s Death by Fontaines D.C. – Album Review
By Alex Hoggard A Hero’s Death is the second album from Irish post-punk band Fontaines D.C. following the critically acclaimed ... -
Crocodiles / Heaven Up Here / Porcupine / Ocean Rain by Echo & the Bunnymen ...
By Matt Callard Here then, never before re-released on vinyl, are the first four albums from Echo & the Bunnymen. ... -
Interference (Of Light) by Newton Faulkner – Album Review
By Victoria Holdsworth Newton Faulkner states that, ‘this new album was made with zero fear’, and in it the singer-songwriter ... -
The Ultra Vivid Lament by Manic Street Preachers – Album Review
By Steve Crabtree Legendary Welsh rockers Manic Street Preachers release their latest record on Friday 10th September – and The ... -
Dear John: Concert for War Child UK – Album Review
By David Schuster John Lennon would have been 80 last year, and it’s a fitting tribute to the musical legend ... -
All the Colours of You by James – Album Review
By Victoria Holdsworth “We’re all gonna die!” So begins All the Colours of You, the 16th (!) studio album from ... -
Live at Brixton by DMA’s – Album Review
By Victoria Holdsworth Encapsulating modern indie rock greatness, Australian favourites DMA’s release a live career highlights album, recorded at their ... -
Doomin’ Sun by Bachelor – Album Review
By David Schuster Doomin’ Sun is the debut album from Bachelor. As a headline that doesn’t really paint an accurate ... -
My Day by Newton Faulkner, Jimmy Sims & Toby Faulkner – Album Review
By Victoria Holdsworth Singer-songwriter Newton Faulkner returns with a huge twist on his usual offering. My Day, co-written by Newton, ... -
The Jungle by Plants and Animals – Album Review
by David Schuster The Jungle is the exciting fifth album from the Canadian indie-rockers Plants and Animals. The trio, whose ... -
91 Days in Isolation by The Slow Readers Club – Album Review
By David Schuster As the Covid-19 pandemic really took hold, the nationwide lockdown was something that we all shared. As ...
