Twin Atlantic
Great Divide
Red Bull
‘Great Divide’ marks Twin Atlantic’s third album release to date – a record that could potentially split their fans. more… “Twin Atlantic”
‘Great Divide’ marks Twin Atlantic’s third album release to date – a record that could potentially split their fans. more… “Twin Atlantic”
Every SMAC release is always a very exciting affair. Although they’re few and far between, each song is more accomplished than the last and four-track ‘Burden’ is no different. more… “So Many Animal Calls”
Glasgow’s original procrastinators, The Blue Nile, are held in high regard by their legions of patient fans; five or six years passing between each carefully crafted release more… “There Will Be Fireworks”
It’s hard to believe that over two years have passed since Conquering Animal Sound’s debut album was released. more… “Conquering Animal Sound”
There’s definitely something socially inept, bordering on super-fan-stalker-dom, about meeting the person you’re interviewing before you actually interview them. more… “Paul Banks”
Paul Banks returns to pursue his solo career after ditching the suave Julian Plenti moniker more… “Paul Banks”
The most peculiar aspect of this single? The Swizz Beatz remix. more… “Seun Kuti & Egypt 80”
The first song I heard from You Love Her Coz She’s Dead was ‘Superheroes’, most likely because it was featured on Skins. This sumptuous, fast-paced, filth barrage suited this abrasive wave of shocktronica that culminated in bands like Hadouken gaining quite a bit of momentum. more… “You Love Her Coz She’s Dead”
I haven’t had much time for the Japanese Voyeurs releases thus far but ‘Cry Baby’ seems like a vast improvement on their previous efforts, including the rather tedious ‘Milk Teeth’. Spouting guitar parts with a middle-eastern influence, female vocals are consistently good and are brilliant on ‘Cry Baby’, despite the cringey title of the track and the tedious lyrics.