Album Review

The guy that was searching for the Wrong-Eyed Jesus is no longer with us, though his soul remains.

Some good musicianship and some heartful songs don’t make this an easy journey. Mr. M is an honest but tough old ride.

For the first time in nearly a decade, Tindersticks sound urgent again.

In a lyrical and musical exploration of the themes of duality, Cursive have come out with a conflicted gem.

It’s a shame David’s Lyre has to end, but whatever name Paul Dixon uses next, hopefully it’ll be just as brilliant.

Unlike the recent offering from the Nordic’s most famous musical export there is no technical wizardry at work here, no apps and no iPads, just hea...