Gaining a No. 7 in the Top Indie Album chart with previous album (and 5th of their career) ‘Infinity Overhead’, it is fair to say that Minus the Bear have been making steady progress. The band are now back with new…
Rating: ‘Limits Lie’ the first track on Carry On The Grudge sounds like Winnie the Pooh’s Eeyore decided to try his hand at being a musician; the sombre backing vocals sound like an exasperated sigh. Following this depressing opener is…
Rating: Since his last full length album At Your Inconvenience was released in 2011, Professor Green has made numerous headlines in the press; he married former Made In Chelsea star Millie Mackinstosh, was crushed between two cars on the way…
Rating: Secluded at the furthest end of the town, down the dirtiest, seedy alleyway in the country – is a record shop. Just like a church or village hall, the only brightness comes from grubby stain glass windows which were…
Rating: Last spotted being beaten to death in The Hunger Games: Catching Fire as the rather camp stylist Cinna, Lenny Kravitz returns to his musical roots to follow up his 2011 album Black and White America with his new release…
Rating: Too Bright is the latest album to be released by the Seattle based solo artist, otherwise known as Mike Hadreas. This latest offering comes after his first two albums, Learning (June 2010) and Put Your Back N 2 It…
Rating: It may have only been two years since they clasped their Barclaycard Mercury Prize, but it feels far longer since we last heard from Alt-J. The now three-piece – who amicably parted ways with bassist Gwil Sainsbury early this…
Rating: Californian rock band Counting Crows follow up their 2012 album Underwater Sunshine with the release of their seventh studio album, Somewhere Under Wonderland. Clocking in at over eight minutes, album opener ‘Palisades Park’ is instantly recognisable, with the Crows’ sound immediately…
Rating: Fuzzy, riffy guitar and some seriously distorted vocals backed with drums with uncanny similarity to The Velvet Underground. Teardrop Factory are back and they are sounding better than ever. The album has a sort of psychedelic feel to it; it’s the…
Rating: Well, we might just have an Indian summer on our hands if the Allah-Las have got anything to do with it. Psychedelic purists, Miles Michaud, Pedrum Siadatian, Spencer Dunham and Matthew Correia are back with eagerly anticipated L.P number…