Inhaler – Cuts & Bruises: Album Review
Inhaler return with their new album, following the release of 2021’s It Won’t Always Be Like This. Does album two hit the spot?
Inhaler return with their new album, following the release of 2021’s It Won’t Always Be Like This. Does album two hit the spot?
Milestone show, the Heavy Music Awards, coming to Londons iconic OVO Wembley Arena in May
Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs return to deliver another slab of gritty, sludgy rock with lashings of groove.
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.
We’re at the excellent Love Folk Festival at The Atkinson who regularly serve up a top class bill of the established and the upcoming.
A comprehensive and fitting souvenir of what may well be, as the title suggests, the final flight for Transatlantic.
Katatonia & Sólstafir roll into Manchester with SOM to bring some shadowy sounds to the masses. We were there to witness a brilliant tour package.
On the 24th of June 2022, Larry Beckett and Stuart Anthony played an intimate show billed as ‘An afternoon of poetry & music’. A showcase for their collaboration on the Mirabeau Bridge album, there’s now a limited cassette release (Bandcamp) and full film (set to be available on […]
Cheerful pessimism and wry acceptance duel here, in a triumph of, mostly, melancholia, to uplift and aerate the soul. Altogether quietly superb.
Intricate and accomplished debut album from Liverpool alt-pop experimentalists, Real Terms.
UFO are still, and always will be, strangers in the night. However…here’s the alternative.
John Cale delivers a fulminant retrospective, blending the current with the past, a mix of deep cuts and a lot of new.
Heavy and heady fifth helping from the Co. Cavan maverick, Lisa O’Neill, beguiling and bountiful both.
Leprous are on tour promoting the Aphelion album. We catch a stunning show in Manchester.
Anchor Lane return with their new album following up 2020’s Casino. Call This A Reality? sees the Glaswegian trio step up.