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The Miserable Rich – Miss you in the days

Wake up to Sad Accordions

Interesting name, Sad Accordions. Some might say they are depressing by themselves, others will tell you that they think of Italian cooks serenading two socially-distant dogs that are in love and eating spaghetti bolognese. Uh. In reality, it’s the name of a band. A very good one too. Dearly embedded in our collective ipods (and…

Review: Milk Maid – Yucca

Smokey Bastard – Tales from the wasteland

Wake up to Correatown

Angela Correa has a magnificent voice. Yup, seen her live, interviewed her and reviewed her other joint venture in musicianship. So it was a very exciting discovery when we got wind of her own dreamy project, Correatown, which has just released the sweet album Pleiades (review soon, knock on wood). The album is simply beautiful…

Letting up despite great faults – Paper crush

Wake up to Midas Fall

Mondays are dreary. It’s the smell of Sunday fading away, the realisation that the warmest (and safest) place you know is your bed (which you have to vacate in order to get to the daily grind) and, eff it, you will be in the grumpier side of life for the rest of the day. How…

Singles: Hiatus & Shura, Hollows, Buffalo Bones, Master and the Mule, Ellen and the Escapades, Future Shape of Sound

| Greetings, readers drinking HP Sauce (locally sourced and with adduct amines) and nicking egg noodles from Lukin’s while the boss is sniffing acetonitrile (which is better than a mojito – fact). Welcome to another edition of our “off again, off again, hey it’s on again!” single reviews column. Granted, some of them aren’t singles, but…