This limited edition cassette release marks the end of a two piece who were, barely a year ago, every indie scenester’s new favourite band. With such a meaty but delicate sound, it’s easy to see why – and equally hard to comprehend why they had to call it a day so soon. They could have [...]
Grown up pop with an experimental edge, Liam Finn is one of those solo singer songwriter types that don’t just know how to write a pretty tune and strum a few guitar chords, but instead make huge albums that sound like the collective work of an army of creative and unique musicians.
Despite Roddy Woomble commenting on how comfortable everyone looked sitting in the venue’s neat rows of seats, it took less than the length of set opener, ‘Paint Nothing’, for a few hundred restless feet to race towards the edge of the stage.
There’s a bizarrely Disney-like feeling to this tune that sounds like Duke Special – or any other softly-sung singer songwriter
One of those slow burners that will probably struggle to win over many fans first time, this is a kind of subtle dancefloor gem.
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