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It is becoming a rare sight to see a supporting act upstage their much hyped headliner, but remains something that musical fans cherish when they see such an exciting new act...

What Mungo’s Hi Fi bring you with Brand New Bangarang isn’t wholly new. From the eponymous opening track there are recognisable riddims stretching back to their now classic...

When Dan Campbell sung “I’m not sad anymore” on 2010’s The Upsides, it wasn’t a statement of fact, it was a battle cry. One that set up the thesis of that record, and...

The first thing that strikes you about Small Black's Limits Of Desire is that this is an album primed for summer listening. Perhaps not so much for days spent sweltering in...

In between being the most ‘adorkable’ actress on the planet, Zoey Deschanel has found time to team up with M. Ward again for their third release as She & Him. Volume 3 is...

The Welsh duo of Sarah Howells and Richard Llewellyn AKA Paper Aeroplanes, now releasing their third album Little Letters, have a knack for creating catchy, atmospheric, folk...

Pinkunoizu’s debut album ‘Free Time’, which came out a year ago, struck a neat balance between snappy little pop songs and extended psychedelic experiments. At thirty-two...

Any truly noticeable shift in style must be a daunting endeavor for a band. You run the risk of alienating your fanbase while there's no guarantee of securing a new one. But...

Back with their new album ‘The Terror of Modern Life’, British punk rock legends Goldblade’s sixth full length offering is testament to the band’s unique and...

Many music critics are quick to jump on an artist for being prolific if the sum of those parts doesn’t quite always fit. Ryan Adams is just one example with three albums in...

Denison Witmer’s self-titled release is a quiet, meditative collection of soft-spoken songs set to delicate acoustic arrangements. ‘Heartfelt’ and ‘journey of self...

What more fitting a way to celebrate 25 years in the music industry than with an EP that is not only for a brilliant cause but sums up everything about why a quarter of a century...

Few have embraced their reunited status as wholeheartedly as Guided By Voices. Two years since the classic line up reunited they are now on their fourth post-reunion LP. While...

Join Brother JT as he lays on a psychedelic buffet of joyful riffs and innovative funk-infused melodies for your delectation. The album opens with ‘Celebrate Your Face’,...

The Brooklyn quintet have for many years been something of a hidden, yet cherished gem. They have aged gracefully, constructed a successive number of mini-masterpieces and...