Wildmen – Wildmen
Garage rock is a genre whose origins and history we typically associate with the suburban garages of the middle class American misfits. Amateur musicians with rebellious attitudes and a guitar rift to… Read More
To Kill A King – Cannibals With Cutlery
We’ve been big fans of To Kill A King for a good while now, so it was with some excitement that their debut album finally made its way to our ears. We… Read More
Kavinsky – OutRun
Kavinsky has been a name that I associated with the more grandiose and cinematic French electro ever since I started hitting those clubs back nearly a decade ago. Teddy Boy was something… Read More
Favourite Albums of 2012: Alt-J – An Awesome Wave
There have been some amazing albums released this year, with Django Django finally releasing their creative and joyful self-titled debut, Cold Specks tugging at my heartstrings with A Graceful Expulsion, and Clock… Read More
Favourite Albums of 2012: Sharon Van Etten – Tramp
This year Jessie Ware led a masterclass in sexy, soulful R&B with Devotion, while Aussie psych rockers Pond blew my socks off with the riotously fun Beard, Wives, Denim; but in truth… Read More
Favourite Albums of 2012: Swans – The Seer
Fuck. Seriously. The Seer is less of an album than it is an endurance test, listening to it gives me that feeling I imagine those 11 people who’ve actually read Ulysses must… Read More
Favourite Albums of 2012: The Walkmen – Heaven
Picking just one album for the coveted position of favourite album of 2012 seemed like the most daunting and painstakingly hard task set to me. I have listened to a few fair… Read More
Ben Howard – The Burgh Island EP
It used to be quite a rarity for a major label artist to follow up a debut album with an EP, and it would be an even more surprising feat for an… Read More
