Fuzz Kitchen – Fuzz Kitchen: Album Review
Hatfield And The Health’s Canterbury homage mutates into Fuzz Kitchen with an album of original music in the Canterbury scene style.
Hatfield And The Health’s Canterbury homage mutates into Fuzz Kitchen with an album of original music in the Canterbury scene style.
Manchester alt-pop-punk 5-piece Midnight Swim make their presence felt. ‘Power’ and ‘pop’ are in plentiful supply on the band’s self-titled debut album.
London’s Tileyard Gallery saw a listening evening – an enveloping, communal experience of sound – as Eliza Marshall’s Eternal Birth goes Dolby Atmos.
A lavish 3rd helping of songs in the key of bird, brimming with brightness and beauty, as the dream team reprise the impossible.
Venceremos heralds a majestic and pulverising return for the Villagers Of Ioannina City.
As the Summer festivals begin to thin out, we dig into the appeal of Kendal Calling.
Queer alt-pop rise Zara Smile wants to be heard in new track Listen.
Let joyful misery be outpouring, as Falkirk curmudgeons Arab Strap return, and, this time, there’s even hopefulness sneaking into their cynical icy hearts.
Here’s a Why I Love on Canadian hardcore punks SNFU by ChiodoSupply.
After an 8-year Canadian sojourn, On These Islands We Sing reunites Ewan MacIntyre with the Gaelic language, Gaelic culture and a bunch of old friends
Dutch-British singer/songwriter/composer Tessa Rose Jackson reimagines seven songs from her acclaimed album, The Lighthouse.
Welcome to Issue #22 of Singles Selection. With Singles Selection, we take a look at some of the brand new singles that have pricked our ears.
Sixteen years on,The Durutti Column plug the gap with Renascent and how recognisable it all sounds
Dwell awhile as a new door opens, revealing a new voice to gild the days and nights of your listening.
Sandstorm from Eric Steckel is a blues album which is raw and pure, abandoning multiple pedal or digital effects.