Album Review

From the steam and bluster and chaotic noise of the industrial revolution to the contemplative, sedate, desk-bound industrious world of today, this...

Soundtrack work can stifle creative musicians but Explosions In The Sky feel free here.

The cornerstone of these songs is a consummate concise delicacy; a care which ensures even the most embellished track is imbued with clarity.

Transcending the overt familiarity of their influences with genuine emotional pull and good ol’ fashioned songcraft.

On the surface there’s little to write home about, but before you know it Disappears have hooked and reeled you in.

Kapranos and co have delivered what is simultaneously ‘just another Franz Ferdinand’ album and one of the indie records of the summer. Don’t leave...