Review

This is a limping, bloodless version of The Civil Wars, and if the band is to have a future they need to fix their issues, or else learn to channel...

Sleep Of Reason is darker, deeper and more daring than either Coexist or Overgrown and more emotional and soulful than The xx or James Blake. Ninja...

Comfort Songs is an impressive debut record; an endlessly charming collection of strange and nuanced pop songs that manage to appear decidedly comp...

More considered than the debut, more quietly patient and yet somehow more addictive.

A great example of someone following their musical instincts into new areas and finding success, Bloodlines is also a highlight of the year so far.

In 10 years' time, this Swim Deep will not be fielding interview questions about a Where The Heaven Are We anniversary tour.