Glitch-pop duo, Let’s Eat Grandma, have recently dropped details of their second album I’m All Ears. The release is scheduled for June 29 via Transgressive Records and features artwork by Yanjun Chengart. I’m All Ears will be the second act of the multi-instrumentalists,…
Recently Tom Grennan announced that he will be playing a headline show at the O2 Brixton Academy, following the news of his upcoming album Lighting Matches. We caught up with him to talk David Beckham, secret lovers and the upcoming…
The sophomore album from Kiwi singer-songwriter Aldous Harding, Party, is also her first on seminal indie label 4AD, and as her first international release acts as a sort of debut for a wider audience. 2014’s self-titled record on Flying Nun…
There’s no denying, Pissed Jeans are an acquired taste. Why Love Now is half an hour of self-doubt: Why, just why, do I like this half hour of noise about fetish webcams and office supplies so much? But I do,…
Mac DeMarco’s new album This Old Dog is set to be released in May on Captured Tracks. The album will be his third, yet his first full length LP since Salad Days. Two leading tracks are to be featured on the album,…
Ever felt left out of a conversation, online thread or general chat with that know-it-all musical mate? Never fear, our new Bluffer’s Guide, is here to assist you in blagging your way through the best bands and artists need to…
Rating: Quite possibly the most apt name for a record this year, Mini Album Thingy Wingy is the new record from Brian Jonestown Massacre. Recording seven brand new and exclusive tracks in his studio in Berlin, the infamous Anton Newcombe…
With their distinctive dark indie pop noises and euphoric notes, Girls Names are fast becoming the best thing to come out of Northern Ireland since The Undertones. With their new album ‘Arms Around A Vision’ easily being their most immediate, forceful…
Rating: As one of the many who became instantly and immensely impressed by the self-titled debut from Dexters last year, I was admittedly as nervous as I was excited when I heard word of the sequel, We Paid For Blood….
Rating: Two decades on, eleven albums in, and Low are still determinedly testing their limits and composing songs that leave listeners on the verge of apparent breakdowns, whether due to their cataclysmic clout or gorgeous hymnal simplicity. Ones & Sixes…