Album of The Week
Album of the Week: Boards Of Canada - Inferno
Yes. They are indeed back. The wait is over. And, in some respects, it all happened quite quickly in the end. First came the calling card, cryptic VHS tapes,...
Album of the Week: One Leg One Eye - Crone
As one quarter of the acclaimed group Lankum, Ian Lynch has, for the last decade or so, been at the forefront of the Irish folk revival. Central to Lankum’s contemporary take on...
Album of the Week: Aldous Harding - Train On The Island
On her excellent new album, Train On The Island, New Zealand singer-songwriter Aldous Harding presents some of her most evocative and affecting songs to date, and as a cohesive whole the...
Album of the Week: Snocaps - Snocaps
Snocaps is the debut album from the band of the same name, a collaboration between twin sisters Allison Crutchfield and Katie Crutchfield, alongside MJ Lenderman and Brad Cook. It’s something of a supergroup, with each member having...
Album of the Week: My New Band Believe - My New Band Believe
The indefinite hiatus of black midi a few years ago came as a surprise to many casual listeners. Emerging from London venue, The Windmill, and its much talked about scene, the band had...
Album of the Week: Sunn O))) - Sunn O)))
Sunn O))) may not have invented drone metal, that credit goes to fellow Washingtonians Earth, but the group, founded in Seattle in 1998, have sure as hell perfected it. The...
Album of the Week! Robyn - Sexistential
A long-overdue return from a genuine icon and one that more than justifies the wait.
Album of the Week! Kim Gordon - PLAY ME
Kim Gordon’s new album, PLAY ME, is released today and continues her interest in a sound that largely eschews any real resemblance to the exploits of her former band, Sonic...