Reviews

31 Knots is a band that’s almost too smart for their own good. Sadly, in the realm of commercial or popular art of any kind

After a six year wait, following the now well-worn debut album, 13 & God’s “much anticipated” follow-up lands with a decided ho-hum in the music

You would be hard pressed to find a DJ and producer more beloved in electronica than Alfred Darlington. Best known to the world as Daedelus,

Multi-instrumentalist Stephen Wilkinson a.k.a. Bibio has spent several albums collecting the sonic hues of pastoral moments and filtering them through a prism of experimental and

Shark? have released a slew of excellent digital EP’s over the last few years and have finally taken their garage pop to its rightful format

After six records on Temporary Residence as Eluvium, Matthew Cooper’s got a reputation as a serious composer of effectively naturalistic ambient pieces. The dark earthy

Last time we heard a Feelies record it was 15 years ago with Time for a Witness, which featured the New Jersey wonders making a

Cocaine, if you do it, makes your penis soft and you need a lot of foreplay time to work up to a hard one. For

There’s a lot of nice things to say about the new self-titled K-Holes record. The most important thing, though, is that it contains the second

It’s rightly impossible to get through any bit of press about Anna Calvi without mentioning that Brian Eno recommended her to Nick Cave over dinner,