Post Punk
‘Becoming a Baddie ep’- The Real Jobs, letting everything come apart
There’s a wonderfully unstable quality to ‘Becoming A Baddie’. Here, The Real Jobs spend much of their new release sounding as […]
‘What A Charming Life’- COMMUNIST SEX MAGIC, tearing through the illusion
COMMUNIST SEX MAGIC sound like a band with very little interest in pretending everything is fine. Their debut album ‘What A […]
‘Isolation’- KaiserKillers, stripping things back with wistful exuberance
Over the years, KaiserKillers have built much of their identity around pace, melody and a certain rough-edged exuberance, but ‘Isolation’ […]
‘Eroded Reef’- Eternal Mourning, sharpening an emotional pull
There is always a risk in revisiting a song too soon. Strip too much away and its character disappears; leave […]
‘I wanna be a diamond’- LITIGES!, turning self-doubt into a defiant anthem
Some songs announce themselves with immediate confidence, while others begin in uncertainty, slowly revealing their true strength as they unfold. […]
‘Little Girl’- The Night and the Dirty, finding beauty in unease
Seattle outfit The Night and The Dirty have never sounded like a band interested in taking the obvious route. And […]
‘Nuevos Horizontes [Remastered Edition]’- Horizonte Lied, confronting the ghosts of their past
There is a certain kind of courage required to revisit old work. Not simply to polish it, remaster it, or […]
‘Love Crash’- Block, returning with a heartfelt triumph
Over these last few years, there has been a growing appetite for artists willing to trade perfection for honesty. While […]













