Real writing about real music.
With the help of such collaborators as Laetitia Sadier, Ulrich Schnauss, Tarwater and Scanner, Nanolcuster Vol. 1 is so beautiful, exotic, immediate and compelling as to defy description
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This anticipated Record Store Day exclusive is the UK punk icons’ most feral and creative release
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Believe the hype about New Long Leg, the debut album by this young and profoundly distinctive South London quartet
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Like, more than anyone else in Rock & Roll
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Our cranky friend offers his review of the year in music
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A remembrance of the era that gave us Eddie Van Halen from someone on the ground during their ascension to superstardom
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Underwater Moonlight offers the mentally unbalanced view of love
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The English post-punk institution continues its latest hot streak with LP no. 18
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if you were around to enjoy it’s streamlined pleasures, Elastica was actually a fairly important album in 1995
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43 years after its debut, Mind Hive proves this British punk institution is still making flawless records
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Fitted represents a perfect meeting of musical minds
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A celebration of the Captain and Co.’s essential two-disc anthology Black Is The Night
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Thanks to Moscow’s ГШ, 1979 has never sounded so good
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We mark the 40th Anniversary of Wire’s Chairs Missing with a lot of adjectives from Tim and insightful comments from Colin Newman
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We are not here to comment on the ludicrous manner of a musician’s mortal defenestration. However, I will note that after Anal C-nt guitarist Josh Martin died while horsing around on an escalator, I spent a lot of time thinking about this ridiculous, obscene, beer fart in a car crash of a band. Like President James Buchanan or The Danny Thomas Show, Anal C-nt is a lot more important than
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