Antony Kalugin – Marshmallow Moondust
31st May 2021 | by David Edwards
The dark lockdown days of 2020 needed some musical light to shine on our lives and many of the highlights... Read More →
31st May 2021 | by David Edwards
The dark lockdown days of 2020 needed some musical light to shine on our lives and many of the highlights... Read More →
30th May 2021 | by Nick Hudson
Japanese band GUEVNNA have been around for a decade or so. They’ve been releasing EPs and singles since 2012, and... Read More →
29th May 2021 | by Alex Driessen
Few artists put as much variety in their music as Dutch progressive rock band Kayak. Over the course of a... Read More →
28th May 2021 | by Bob Mulvey
As is often the case, several weeks can elapse between first hearing an album and finally getting around to giving... Read More →
27th May 2021 | by Nick Hudson
I came to Australian band Kurushimi via label-mates, Instrumental (adj.) and their rather wonderful EP A Series of Disagreements which... Read More →
26th May 2021 | by The Progressive Aspect
In this update we feature: • Cult Of Luna – The Raging River • Sturle Dagsland – Sturle Dagsland •... Read More →
25th May 2021 | by Alex Driessen
He looks like Lemmy Kilmister’s unwanted bastard son on the cover of his new album, Episode 6: the resemblance is... Read More →
24th May 2021 | by Nick Hudson
Ophelia Sullivan has been making riveting and engaging electronic music for years under the names Aphexia and Ecstasphere, with the... Read More →
23rd May 2021 | by Mel Allen
Jordsjø return with their third album Pastoralia, a release which I have looked forward too since I reviewed their last... Read More →
22nd May 2021 | by Jez Rowden
Not too long ago, The Lion’s Daughter were recommended to me as something weird enough that I might like them.... Read More →