The Lounge Society glide through turbulence on the featherlight “Upheaval”
West Yorkshire band The Lounge Society are releasing their debut album Tired of Liberty later this month, following...
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Track-by-Track: Speedy Wunderground reminisce over their new label compilation Vol. 5
The label's Pierre Hall reminisces about the discovery and development of each of the eight tracks on the latest in their legendary compilation series
Album Review: Sinead O’Brien – Time Bend and Break the Bower
In addition to being a poet and musician, London-based Dubliner Sinead O’Brien is also a senior fashion designer...
Interview: Sinead O’Brien – “I’m obsessed thinking about my experience of time”
Sinead O’Brien speaks about her own past with the starry-eyed longing of someone dreaming about her future. In...
Joyeria presents an alternative version of World’s Best Dad on wonky rocker “Wild Joy”
London-based Canadian songwriter Joyeria released the project’s debut single “Here Comes Trouble” through Speedy Wunderground last summer, and...
Sinead O’Brien delivers a post-punk slam dunk with “There Are Good Times Coming”
We’re now closing in on the release of the debut album from Irish punk poet Sinead O’Brien, and...
Album Review: Fontaines D.C. – Skinty Fia
With Skinty Fia, Dublin-based quintet Fontaines D.C. synthesize the artsy swagger of their debut, Dogrel, and the post-manic...
Post-punk newcomers Moreish Idols idolise a Venetian postman on the electrifying “Speedboat”
Moreish Idols are a quintet from a Cornish coastal town that recently relocated to London and rapidly caught...
Album Review: Kae Tempest – The Line Is A Curve
Narrative has always been at the heart of Kae Tempest’s work. The south-east London poet and rapper has...
Sinead O’Brien pulls us into her unpredictable thought stream on “Holy Country”, announces debut album
We’ve been enthralled by Irish punk poet Sinead O’Brien for a while now, so we’re delighted that she’s...
