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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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Gig: Liam Fray acoustic set @ Leadmill
I’d spent years wondering who the hell Liam Fray thought he was. Not being a massive fan of The Courteeners, I was a touch concerned the acoustic show at Leadmill would just be a sombre version of their repertoire, with all the typical indie connotations. But what I found myself in was a superbly magical…
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Humanfly – Awesome Science
A lone figure walks late at night in the dimly lit streets of the Miskatonic University. Pulse races, a fidgety demeanour and an eerie voice in his head.
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Tomahawk – Oddfellows
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The Apostates – Wide-Eyed & Determined
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Mazes – Ores & Minerals
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Sonny Smith – 100 Records Vol. 3
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Ruth Angell and Sid Peacock – Love Forgiven
Here’s a beautiful thing.
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The Payroll Union – The Mule & The Elephant
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Jim James – Regions of Light and Sound of God
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