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Archive for September, 2009
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Talons – The Pearl 7″ Review + Interview
As far as Instrumental bands go, there isn’t really that many that I know, other than the sublimely brilliant Brontide, (sometimes) the awesome Hella and ...
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Kid Cudi – Man on the Moon: The End of Day Review
Despite the hype surrounding the debut of perhaps rap’s brightest star and lots of mixed opinions from the blog world. I love this album. Simple ...
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Pull Tiger Tail – PAWS. Review
In 2007, in the legendary Southampton pub The Joiners, I went and saw Pull Tiger Tail live. It was a great show, in which I ...
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The xx – xx Review
The best album artwork of the year? I’d go as far as to say yes. The simplistic X in white on black, it’s highly evocative ...
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Lovvers – OCD Go Go Go Girls Review
The rise of Lo-fi and their distinct awesomeness meant that the impressive Lovvers got to headline the BBC Introducing stage at the recent Reading Festival. ...
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New Good Shoes
I love Good Shoes, their self-titled debut album released in the now far off 2007, meaning that I haven’t, quite surprisingly, wrote a damn thing ...
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back from reading – quick summary
It being possibly the best weekend of the year, such good fun, other than a couple of cuntish downsides, it was brilliant all round. I ...