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Coffee with Orestes: The Last Stand, Django Unchained, Bullet to the head, Gangster Squad, Zero Dark Thirty
We gave our jack of all trades, Orestes Xistos, a couple of tenners and a list of films to review. This piece of shit is what we got. A free CD and a pint if you can point out all the references to other films.
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Invite: Sense Sheffield
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Wolfbastard – Double Denim Messiah
Where to begin with Wolfbastard? By pigeonholing them, I suppose.
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Bad Religion – True North
True North, el álbum más reciente de Bad Religion, es también el álbum 16 de su carrera.
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Countdown to Detestival
We are quite excited about Detestival, the festival curated by Wet Nuns! Taking place in Queens Social Road on March 30 & 31 (Easter, amen!), the line-up is a quite impressive one. The bands, handpicked by Wet Nuns are: Wolf People, Toy, Hawk Eyes, Bo Ningen, Wet Nuns, Temples, Hookworms, Black Moth, Throng, Kult Country,…
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Retribution Gospel Choir – 3
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Grouper – The man who died in his boat
Liz Harris, aka Grouper, has always managed to paint the bleakest landscapes with music. Her newest album, The Man Who Died in his Boat, continues the tradition, delivering the musical equivalent of a J.W.M. Turner : slightly blurry, awe inspiring and reminiscent of the treacherous sea. The Man Who Died in his Boat isn’t exactly…
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The Payroll Union – Album Launch
As far as album launches go, you can never go wrong with an intimate and extremely packed gig like the one The Payroll Union had at Club 60. With their newest album, The Mule & The Elephant, the band crossed that hill from the EP valley to the LP plateau.
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Dutch Uncles – Out of touch in the wild
Album opener, ‘Pondage’ is a reminder of Duncan Wallis’ distinctive voice, a verrillon of cut glass falsetto. It is difficult to dismiss the similarities between Wallis’ ghostly vocals and the stylings of Hot Chip’s Alexis Taylor, both singers and their respective bands producing some of the best Math Rock of recent time.
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