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Tirzah makes a characteristically cool return with “Send Me” Rob H·April 14, 2021We speculated (hoped) at the beginning of the year that we would hear something new from Tirzah, and...News & Track Reviews
Album Review: Real Estate – Half A Human EP Carlo Thomas·April 1, 2021In 2021, it’s easy to take Real Estate for granted. Since their hazy yet poignant 2009 self-titled debut,...Album ReviewsReviews
Sorry share a couple of tactile new tracks “Cigarette Packet” and “Separate” with vivid lo-fi videos Rob H·March 16, 2021Ultra creative London art-rockers Sorry are back with their first new music since last year’s debut album 925....News & Track Reviews
Real Estate announce new EP with the golden title track “Half A Human” Rob H·February 25, 2021Real Estate released the underrated The Main Thing last year, but they’re back again already with plans for...News & Track Reviews
Jon Hopkins shares intimate piano cover of Thom Yorke’s “Dawn Chorus” Rob H·December 10, 2020While we wait for a follow-up to his 2018 album Singularity, Jon Hopkins has been sporadically sharing new...News & Track Reviews
Second Look: These New Puritans – Hidden Tim Sentz·December 3, 2020For its 10-year anniversary, Domino Records is re-releasing the sophomore album from English post-punk revivalists These New Puritans,...ReviewsSecond Look
Album Review: Ela Minus – acts of rebellion Chase McMullen·October 23, 2020Ela Minus is now. There’s simply no other way to put it. Given its confrontational title, her debut...Album ReviewsRecommendedReviews
Album Review: Hen Ogledd – Free Humans Rob Hakimian·October 1, 2020Hen Ogledd is the Celtic name from the Middle Ages for an area of Northern England and Southern...Album ReviewsReviews
Hen Ogledd ponder space and time through the eyes of an ageing entertainer on “Crimson Star” Kyle Kohner·September 2, 2020With an imperfect, cracking falsetto that is somehow familial and reassuring, Richard Dawson sings of space travel and time—themes the band has frequented time and time again.News & Track Reviews
Interview: Protomartyr John Wohlmacher·August 28, 2020Police violence, foreign diseases, faceless corporate illusionists, political unrest. Madness, narcissism, death! You’d be forgiven for thinking the...FeaturesInterview
