And as far as Burning Song is concerned, it’s her most open and accessible so far. While some may see Burning Song as one entire long-form piece, it’s anything but. Recorded over two nights, engineer ...

Recorded last summer in Philadelphia, the duo trade barbs for something that delivers on all fronts.

Often ignored or ridiculed, Banjo comes to the defence of Goth and remembers having the time of his life. Goth has become a much maligned genre over the years. A good part of this is probably down to ...

“W hen I died / I was alive,” sings Ty Segall on Chrome ’s eponymous closing track. Sonically, Segall hasn’t sounded so vibrant in years, while lyrically, it’s the kind of message permeating with the ...

The band returns with their first release in over two decades. Whilst four new tracks and four re-works from SOS JFK, the latter feel far more dynamic and wholesome in their new guises. Pajo’s less-is ...

With a lot of publications having already publishing their end of year lists, as always, we like to refrain from showing our hand too soon. It’s all about blocking the outside noise and inner voices, ...

There has always been a shrewd, perceptive nature to the sounds that Bitchin Bajas have been responsible for. Occupying similar places in the mind to Sun Araw (but without the weed), Cooper Crain, Dan ...

German producer, Markus Guentner, has had a fascinating journey throughout the world of electronica. Over the years, the Regensburg-based artist has travelled from the sweaty walls of clubland as a DJ ...

Those fears quickly subside, for the best is still to come. Starting with the subtle embellishment of strings and brass on Want You. Clancy’s bandmates don’t overshadow his burgeoning power and, in ...

Antietam are a band that fits like a glove. If you glance at your record collection, they are like a concoction of all your favourite things in it. Street-level but possessing the powers to be somehow ...

Oscillating between unbridled menace and emotive force, Thou are all about the juxtaposition. Also masters of paradox, while the latter facet could be considered lost in the modern age, whichever way ...

Post-rock from Chicago is immune from failure. All killer, no filler, and Sick Gazelle are the latest at making every post a winner.