On Deck: Renée Reed tells us about five formative albums in her life
Louisiana-based Cajun-American songwriter Renée Reed is releasing her debut album Renée Reed this Friday via Keeled Scales. It’s...
Features
Q&A and Premiere: Cincinnati’s Blossom Hall are in Bloom on riveting new single “God Girl”
Cincinnati act Blossom Hall has shared stages with some major names, including Broken Social Scene, Born Ruffians, and...
This is love that I’m feeling: PJ Harvey’s Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea and its Demos
Following the deep dives into the songwriter’s early work and the dark Is This Desire?, Matthew Barton continues...
Q&A: Tucson musician Charlie Moses’ self-titled album is an intimate delight
Are you a Velvet Underground fan who leans more towards the “Sunday Morning” and “After Hours” side of...
Q&A with Manchester experimental trio Mandy, Indiana
The flourishing noise act spoke to Jasper Willems about their formative stages Editor’s Note: This article was first...
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...
Bonjour Motherfuckers #11 – BPM edition
February was a particularly cruel month for music, especially in the francophone world. On the 17th, we learned...
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!
On Deck: Clara Mann picks five personal favourites to crash to
Last week, Bristol-based songwriter Clara Mann released Consolations, a four-track set that goes down as her debut release...
Interview: BLANCK MASS – “I do see In Ferneaux as more of a painting”
Ahead of its release tomorrow, Benjamin John Power tells us about the new Blanck Mass album In Ferneaux, as well as taking up painting and creating film scores
