Indie Rock

Paul Garside’s ‘Mariana Trench’ takes a difficult subject and gives it an unexpectedly buoyant frame. Written around the experience of […]

James Bruner’s debut album ‘Can’t Keep Wanting You’ arrives with the kind of restless energy that makes everything feel one size bigger. […]

There’s a wonderfully unstable quality to ‘Becoming A Baddie’. Here, The Real Jobs spend much of their new release sounding as […]

Arn-Identified Flying Objects and Alien Friends return to ‘Sing-Along Songs’ with a version that feels closer to the track’s original […]

Coconut Shy have often worked best in the space between reflection and release, but ‘Small Steps (Paces)’ shifts that balance […]

There’s a scruffy, darkly comic charm running through Underachiever & The Letdowns’s new outing ‘Adventures In Disappointment’. Built from fragments of […]

Reunions can easily become exercises in nostalgia, but ‘Fire with Fire’ suggests The Cuts have come back for all the […]

COMMUNIST SEX MAGIC sound like a band with very little interest in pretending everything is fine. Their debut album ‘What A […]

For a debut release, ‘Scenes from a Well Worn Path – Side One’ feels remarkably assured. Music by Jeremy arrives with none […]

Sometimes the most interesting creative turns arrive without much warning. For George Styles, a track that had almost reached the […]