Album Review: Iceage – Seek Shelter
It’s fascinating to chronicle Nordic interpretations of modern punk rock. Most noteworthy bands that originated with aural punk...
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Album Review: Matt Sweeney & Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy – Superwolves
When modern audiences think of the ‘old’ America, the images conjured up by their collective memories are not...
Album Review: Death From Above 1979 – Is 4 Lovers
I remember the day Death From Above 1979 broke up. Man, what a fucked day in 2006… There...
Album Review: Xiu Xiu – OH NO
It’s hard to find a historical equivalent to Xiu Xiu. Spanning a 20 year career, Jamie Stewart’s always-shifting...
Second Look: The Knife – Silent Shout
When god came to visit a small Swedish cottage, he surprised the woman living there, as she was...
DOOMED: Dwelling within the Discography of Dumile – The Man, The Monster & The Master
It’s hard to accept that DOOM is gone. It simply doesn’t feel his time has passed, and given...
Album Review: Kings of Leon – When You See Yourself
Among the many bizarre arcs of millennial band narratives, few were more unexpected than Kings of Leon going...
BPM’s Daft Punk Greatest Hits Compilation
Rather than simply picking Daft Punk's most well known ("Get Lucky"? Get in the bin!), our writers were simply asked to pick a couple of their favourites for inclusion. What results is a unique, eclectic and surely not at all contentious compilation of tracks, which features something from each of their releases – even the Tron Legacy soundtrack!
Album Review: Maximo Park – Nature Always Wins
In John Smith’s 1987 short film The Black Tower, a nameless man is haunted by the sight of...
Album Review: Django Django – Glowing In The Dark
Much has been made of the waning influence of British guitar music in the larger scale of popcultural...
