On Deck: Moreish Idols highlight five albums which guided the direction of their new album, All in the Game
The Hard Quartet release two new surprise singles “Lies (Something You Can Do)” and “Coreopsis Trail”
Album Review: MorMor – Semblance Andy Johnston·November 11, 2022The collective trauma of lockdown is probably still too fresh to fully process, but it’s fair to say...Album ReviewsReviews
Album Review: Jade Imagine – Cold Memory Ray Finlayson·November 10, 2022“When it’s a heavy time you gotta get light somehow.” That’s Jade McInally on “Get Light”, one of...Album ReviewsReviews
Album Review: HAWA – HADJA BANGOURA Steve Forstneger·November 8, 2022Hawa abandoned her prodigal ascent in orchestral music at age 15. In 2018 and still just age 17,...Album ReviewsReviews
Album Review: Carla dal Forno – Come Around Ethan Reis·November 7, 2022Moving from Melbourne to Berlin to London and, most recently, back home to Australia, Carla dal Forno has...Album ReviewsReviews
Album Review: Special Interest – Endure Tim Sentz·November 4, 2022If it wasn’t apparent on their 2020 breakthrough The Passion Of, New Orleans punk quartet Special Interest literally...Album ReviewsRecommendedReviews
Album Review: Backxwash – His Happiness Shall Come First Even Though We Are Suffering John Amen·November 3, 2022With 2020’s God Has Nothing to Do with This Leave Him Out of It and 2021’s I Lie...Album ReviewsRecommendedReviews
Album Review: Aoife Nessa Frances – Protector Rob Hakimian·November 3, 2022Some records have their very creation fused into their sound. Protector, the second album from Irish artist Aoife...Album ReviewsReviews
Album Review: Tegan and Sara – Crybaby Jeremy J. Fisette·November 2, 2022It’s kind of fitting, and also telling, that the first song on Tegan and Sara’s new record Crybaby,...Album ReviewsReviews
Album Review: Alexis Castrogiovanni – Some Day My Thoughts Will Be Like A Range Of Mountains Ray Finlayson·November 2, 2022Like her peers, Alexis Castrogiovanni seeks to move outwith the limitations of her education. A classically trained cellist,...Album ReviewsReviews
Album Review: Fujiya & Miyagi – Slight Variations Ray Finlayson·November 1, 2022Fujiya & Miyagi don’t make big changes. The starkest shift they ever made was probably their lurch from...Album ReviewsReviews
