REVIEW: Something to Tell You – HAIM
HAIM have probably delivered their fans just what they want. Clinton Ducas reviews.
HAIM have probably delivered their fans just what they want. Clinton Ducas reviews.
Purgatory is ruled by an unsmiling ticket-checker. Arriving at Capitol 15 minutes before Boo Seeka was due on stage, fate had me pinned. Clinton Ducas reviews.
Music editor Tess Bury caught up with local heartthrob Albert Pritchard, AKA New Nausea, to find out how he started making music and what makes him do it.
It’s often difficult to work out whether he’s being ironic, trying to make a statement, or just being downright weird for the sake of it. Matthew Maltman reviews.
Alex G is keeping the indie rock dream alive, and I don't even mean that facetiously. Nick Morlet reviews.
On first inspection, WORLD ORDER appears a group of unsmiling Japanese office workers. Debbie Choo writes.
Bandcamp is the crème de la crème of online music stores. The Ghosts of Music Editors Present and Past give you their tips for navigating the site.
Ruth Thomas spoke to local composers Kate Milligan and Nate Wood.
To be fair, I don’t dislike it, but it could have been way better if they did almost everything different. Eamonn Kelly writes.
Pelican music editor Tess Bury caught up with local musician Mai Barnes to speak about her music, and what “home” means to her.