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Shiner – The Egg
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Wolfhunt – Manuscripts
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Re:View Idlewild – The Remote Part
Some albums strike a chord in the heart of individuals more than others. There are those that shake us to our bones, the metaphorical dirt and dust of our souls shook clean, leaving us clean and bright. Others are akin to a fire, illuminating and warming us. Of course the flipside to this analogy is…
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Dead Sons @ Tramlines 2012
If you weren’t at Tramlines at the Main Stage on Friday at roughly 7.30pm then consider your actions carefully and read with caution; you will kick yourself.
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Conveyor – Conveyor
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The Midnight Ghost Train – Buffalo
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In Memoriam : Jason Noble
Jason Noble once said “I like when lyrics exist with some freedom from the music – without describing it.” I think that pretty much describes the lyrics of Shipping News, a band that changed my life, with an album called One less heartless to fear pretty much being a regular soundtrack to my every day activities. It was hard…
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Podcast: Radio Chaneque
Hey, amigos, los invitamos a escuchar nuestro podcast, Radio Chaneque, todos los viernes se sube un episodio nuevo de una hora. Siempre musica nueva, siempre balbuceando como un desquiciado. Denle click aqui: Si les gusta el rollo de Oxo Foxo y quieren ayudar a una muy buena caridad (War on Want), pueden comprar el…
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From the inside: See Emily Play’s experience at Tramlines
So, just before Tramlines, we asked Emily Ireland (she of See Emily Play) to write about her experiences playing with an orchestra at the Library Theatre. Here’s her response, verbatim:
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Lost Gems: Faith No More – King for a day, fool for a lifetime
From time to time, we like to talk about albums that time has forgotten about. Lost Gems is a column dedicated to albums that were overlooked in their time or simply don’t get that much press today, and we think it’s a damn shame. This time around, we invited Simon Roberts (Morricone Dancehall, The Farewell…

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