Singles Selection – Issue #4
Our fourth issue of Singles Selection features singles from Bedouine, Indolore, Michael J. Sheehy and Lines Of Silence.
Sierra Veins – Aatma, Manchester: Live Review
French darkwave artist Sierra Veins arrives in Manchester armed with an arsenal of huge songs that get the crowd moving.
Joshua Idehen – I Know You’re Hurting, Everyone Is Hurting, Everyone Is Trying, You Have Got To Try: Album Review
Joshua Idehen releases his proper debut; an intoxicating mix of hope, humility and humour from an individual wanting the best of everyone, and the best from us all.
Burn It Up – The Rise of British Dance Music 1986–1991: Album Review
Cherry Red Records serve up a 4CD trip through British dance music’s explosion of the 1980’s.
The Man From Delmonte – Better Things: Album Review
It’s taken The Man From Delmonte over three decades to release their first proper studio album, and honestly? It is worth the wait.
Good Health Good Wealth – This Time Next Year We’ll Be Millionaires: Album Review
Good Health Good Wealth collide shimmering production with the spoken word into a cleverly-crafted seven day diary thick with drum loops, gritty riffs and grittier narration.
Level 42 – Birmingham Symphony Hall: Live Review
We’re at Birmingham Symphony Hall for Level 42 and their World Machine 40th Anniversary Tour.
Saint Etienne – International: Album Review
St Etienne reflect on their time together with a final release full of heavyweight collaborations and life affirming music.
Baxter Dury – Allbarone: Album Review
Baxter Dury’s ninth album is a bold statement, blending his punk roots with contemporary influences. It solidifies his place in the music world, and offers a fresh perspective while honouring his family’s legacy.
Gavin Friday – Ecce Homo: Album Review
Ex-Virgin Prune, Gavin Friday, delivers Ecce Homo; his first solo album in thirteen years since 2011’s Catholic.
Taylor Swift – Anfield Stadium, Liverpool: Live Review
We are in Taylor Town, formerly known as Liverpool, to watch the biggest tour in the world. Like, ever.
Orbital – O2 Victoria Warehouse, Manchester: Live Review
Orbital brings their celebration of their landmark Green and Brown albums…in full. A special night of transcendental musical love is in store.
Lee Spreadbury – SANE/INSANE: New Single
Lee Spreadbury Lee dons his keyboard players cloak and wizarding hat for his first dip in the murky waters as a solo artist.
Self Esteem – Manchester Albert Hall: Live Review
Self Esteem continue the I Tour This All The Time jaunt. We were at the second of three dates in Manchester.
Orbital – Optical Delusion: Album Review
Orbital deliver album number 10, born out of the pandemic. Another slew of special guests add to the ever vibrant mix that Orbital always deliver.