Review

Having heard Chris Taylor’s fingerprints over a dozen fine records, it’s great to finally hear one that he can call his own.

In the grand scheme of things, The Kooks are making decent cash and doing a job that, whilst potentially unedifying and morally questionable, is st...

Essentially a step back from commercialness, Gravity The Seducer's stab at artistic profundity is unfortunately as successful as their middling for...

These amps distort 'til they sound like a fairground ride loop-de-looping through Tom Waits’ cochlea...nerdy intricacies and flowery flourishes...t...

This emotive disc balances a hushed intimacy and vast expanse that places it in a unique sonic terrain.

Father, Son, Holy Ghost is a complex record, and one that while not quite fully realising Girls' potential as great recording artists, equally sugg...