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Of Greek Myths, Medicines and Barren Wastelands
Lumiere – Fatalismo I tend to have a lot more time and respect for musicians which sing in their mother tongue, instead of simply selling out, hungry for Yanksy bucks. While it’s true that some styles of music seem to suit the English language better, I find there is generally something more honest about a…
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Wake up song for today – 74
It’s rumoured that there’s a bit of Black Rebel Motorcycle Club in all of us. Maybe. Do you feel like the wild one?
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Alone and outnumbered in the ring
The Loud – EP Taken from The Loud’s Facebook. The skinny: Noise rock from Liverpool. Emphasis on rock, saturated with the noise. The review (proper): Since these Liverpudlian lads (hey, just like me, laaaik – Ed. Quinto) sound like the resonance of getting a concussion after boxing, let’s exploit the twee boxing analogies I’ve been…
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Wake up song for today – 73
The band we’re reviewing today (The Loud) sounds to me a little bit like a mixture of these two bands. I don’t really encourage band comparisons, but I’m dried up for wake up songs. Sorry. It’s the Bristol air. Big Love. Quinto
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Unprofessional behaviour gets you to Bristol for free
Note: The following excuse of a review covers the Children for Breakfast show at the Harley where the following bands played: Killing Fields of Ontario, No Kids, Mount Eerie. This is a verbatim transcription of a text conversation between the reviewer and his co-editor. Both will be fired shortly if they don’t change their behaviour.…
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Wake up song for today – 72
Enjoy your sunday with this lovely lovely and LOVELY song by the one, the only, the Quirking of all Tweengs, Sufjan Stevens. —Sam
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Wake up song for today – 71
“I buried my first victim when I was 19”. Mark Kozelek. Gotta love him. Here’s a love letter to nostalgia, Judas Priest and the people who aren’t with us anymore. If you got depressed, why not check our weekly comic? Just click here.
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Of nicotine stains and shouting fits
Smokers Die Younger – X wants the meat The skinny: Uncompromising music that although sounding aggressive, is curiously ear-friendly. The review (proper): As once previously stated in this very zine (warning: incoming shameless plug), Smokers Die Younger are pretty hard to describe (and i’m not even pretending to even know how to categorise them). So…
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Wake up song for today – 70
It’s rumoured that our lovely Frog LOVES John Denver. And yodelling. Me? I like a good tune and Jacques Cousteau was a good geezer. So, there. Getting friggin’ goosebumps. Big Love Quinto
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What the (bearded) cat brought in…
Cats:for:Peru – Attack of the Pitching Machine The skinny: Indie sea of rock with a dark riptide creeping about (will explain later). The review (proper): Hailing from Sheffield and formed from the ashes of other bands, the combined experience of all members show in the broad range of feelings and musical genres mish mashed…
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