Music Reviews
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TV On The Radio Nine Types Of Light
A return to form for TV On The Radio, but Nine Types Of Light still lacks some of the grit that made their first two records essential listening.
Joel Stanier reviews... -
Crystal Stilts In Love With Oblivion
On their sophomore release, Crystal Stilts break some light into their brooding garage pop tunes. Slumberland has scored a keeper.
Juan Edgardo Rodríguez lets the sunshine in... -
The Mountain Goats All Eternals Deck
An excellent record if never quite all-consuming, All Eternals Deck proves just the understated flourish we wanted from The Mountain Goats right about now.
Joe Iliff despairs and then revels in... -
Katy B On A Mission
She's hotly tipped and a former schoolmate of both Adele and Jessie J. Can Katy B hit similarly dizzy heights when she goes On A Mission?
Joe Rivers takes you on a night out... -
Panda Bear Tomboy
With Tomboy, Panda Bear offers a proverbial yet remarkably resonant and dense album full of covertly personal 60s-esque material that reflects much of the experimental influences of his past, while still maintaining an innovative and pleasing sound.
Andrew Williams reviews... -
Low C'mon
After a long time away, slowcore pioneers Low return with their third, and best, album for the hallowed Sub Pop label.
Mark Davison falls in love all over again... -
Foo Fighters Wasting Light
Back in action with a familiar cast of players, the long-standing rock troupe returns with their most consistent full-length in years.
Juan Edgardo Rodríguez actually owns all of their records... -
Shugo Tokumaru Port Entropy
The latest release from the Japanese multi-instrumentalist is rich, varied, and at times majestic.
Preston Bernstein reviews... -
Tim Hecker Ravedeath, 1972
Tim Hecker merges electronic elegance with sonic destruction on his latest full length.
Marc Higgins is impressed... -
East River Pipe We Live In Rented Rooms
More blank resignation from the margins of society.
Sam Redlark reviews...
