Live Review: Sigur Rós

SECC Armadillo, 25/09 Our first sight of Icelandic behemoth Sigur Rós is in silhouette. The trio – bassist Georg Hólm, … More

EP Review: Phutureprimitive – Flow

Phutureprimitive’s latest EP Flow is every bit as stunning as you’d expect from an electronic talent such as San Francisco-based … More

Leon Rhymes and Ross Standaloft are keen to distance themselves from traditional hip-hop themes like murder and social injustice, and … More

Saint Luke’s, 12/06 In a 1995 interview about the Sonic Youth album Washing Machine, Thurston Moore stated: “We all have … More

The Garage Attic, 28/05 The small crowd of around fifty people somehow manages to make The Garage’s Attic feel busy … More

Just Give In/Never Going Home is the newest release from Hazel English, an American indie pop artist infusing her music … More

Under our beds there is no monster, but a delightful debut album by the Canadian alternative pop-band Consilience. Or rather, … More

Blue States’ EP Statues captures the listener from the very first few notes. Including only four songs, the record creates … More

On her second EP, Lafawndah makes use of sonic space just as much as she does the sounds of her … More

Folly & The Hunter move towards a more upbeat, poppy version of indie/folk with their third album Awake. The Montréal-based … More