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Stream – Snasen – Failing Upwards
Snasen, a producer from Norway who delves into the more pagan side of electronic music, has released a brand new EP, called Failing Upwards (Selloutmusic! Records) in preparation for his new album, later this year. Check it out if you need a fix of electronic drones on this weird Monday and wonder what would happen…
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Keefy’s mashed up reviews – Eels, The Zolas & Early Cartographers
The Early Cartographers kick off The Wolf Chorus EP with ‘In the Old Days’ which has a lovely familiar feel and sits as comfortable as your favourite overcoat. The immediate sense is of thoughtful song construction and purpose. There are some heartfelt vocals yearning for times past. And a nice trumpet. ‘Counterfeits’ however has a…
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The King Bains – 3
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Radio Chaneque – When love goes sour cream
w It had to happen. We’re back to the Podcast groove. Topics are: love, break-ups, moving on, Cats:For:Peru, Mark Kozelek and the eternal question of “How much can you talk about Billy Joel?” Listen right here.
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Wet Nuns – Broken Teeth
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Mice Parade – Candela
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Sandpaper Dolls – Sandpaper Dolls
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Thanks, Cats:For:Peru
It’s always hard to see a band you hold in high esteem to call it a day and although it’s something that is always probable in the harsh world of music, it’s still a heartbreaker.
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Singles Review: Psychic Twin, Duncan Sheik, Wet Nuns, Adi Carter, Low Duo, Fear of Men, Madame Recamier, Bayone, Bleaklow
Greetings, readers drinking Sangría Señorial (via smuggling) and eating cheese triangles. Welcome to another edition of our “reviewing releases late again” single reviews column. This week’s singles come courtesy of a lifelong depression triggered by the final episode of ALF. Shit, that was depressing, son. Ah, singles, right:
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