Review

Sometimes a mess, sometimes a golden mix of self-analysis and faded software, this is the sound of Geir Jennsen getting comfortable, with all the r...

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.