BIM
By Betty Mayonnaise • May 4th, 2012 • Category: short playersThis is a bit of a breath of fresh air, a bit Ting Tings like the first time you heard them or something.
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The Domestics
By Betty Mayonnaise • May 3rd, 2012 • Category: long playersPromising name but really disappointing record – Domestics really go to a great effort to sound very punky, lunky and possibly quunky, but to no avail.
Close Lobsters
By Betty Mayonnaise • May 3rd, 2012 • Category: gigs, jrgigsThis was another “reunion” gig – the Lobsters last played in full line-up together around 23 years ago, and now they are back.
Record Store Day: Human Don’t Be Angry / The Cathode Ray
By Betty Mayonnaise • Apr 26th, 2012 • Category: gigs, jrgigsThe premise of RSD is to bring punters into record shops (sorry, it started in America I believe but we still call them ‘shops’, although they are an endangered species).
James Yorkston
By Betty Mayonnaise • Apr 12th, 2012 • Category: features, leaderIt was 2002 that James Yorkston spearheaded some kind of folk renaissance, as Domino Records released his debut album, Moving Up Country.
