Music Reviews
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Neon Indian Era Extraña
Neon Indian's first concept album about heartbreak instead of acid.
Michael Iovino reviews... -
Big Talk Big Talk
Drummer Ronnie Vannucci Jr. recently released his solo debut. Will it be "Killer" or just Big Talk?
Benjamin Jones talks the Talk... -
A.A. Bondy Believers
The Alabama singer-songwriter's latest finds him soul-searching along a downtrodden path, which consequently discloses his true character along the way.
Juan Edgardo Rodríguez strolls down misery lane... -
Fool's Gold Leave No Trace
Fool's Gold's second record, Leave No Trace, is like dark chocolate digestives - you'll eat them, but you always hoped for something else.
Joe Iliff wants a chocolate biscuit, now you do too... -
Ladytron Gravity the Seducer
Liverpudlian synth-revivalists Ladytron just might be Britain's most stylish band, and album number five, Gravity the Seducer, promises to be just as sleek and cool as ever.
Seduced? Mark Davison is besotted... -
Widowspeak Widowspeak
Widowspeak's solid grasp of atmosphere and textures can't overcome the songs' distinctly unmemorable melodies which amble along with a lack of purpose.
Pierce Brown reviews -
Slow Club Paradise
Pay attention to the band that Slow Club have become / You'll find this record rather niiiiiiiiiiiiiiice / I'd like to take you through an album you should be proud to own / Welcome to Paradise.
Joe Rivers will be your tour guide for the day... -
Roberts & Lord Eponymous
Simon Lord and Rafter Roberts, both with respectable careers underway, combine on Eponymous to create a cluttered-but-clever take on pop music.
Matt Montgomery reviews... -
Nurses Dracula
It's goth, it's 80s, its now! Or is it?
Alan Shulman reviews -
Regina Soita Mulle
Through the opening arpeggios and vocals, the only thing you can hear is a triumphant eruption of melodic dream pop.
Matt Montgomery reviews...
