Tag: Dylan Llewellyn-Nunes
7/10
But what’s more exciting is just how much fun and originality Sasami are injecting into sounds you knew but never knew could sound like this.
7/10
It would be easy to dismiss JOHN as IDLES acolytes; particularly on Nocturnal, where the production catches the scope of their sound.
7/10
Matthew E. White’s experimenting isn’t over, only now he seems to be thinking bigger.
What would a band sound like if they were sent back in time like a musical Terminator and produced by Vangelis or Giorgio Moroder? And then maybe asked to …
Surf Curse are back with a very different record. Heaven Surrounds You isn’t as spiky and raucous as Nothing Yet or Buds if you take it track-by-track, but that …
Sbwriel Gwyn is a very unusual record, but not because it’s wholly in Welsh. The language does add a dimension, but the ‘unusual’ really comes from what this record …
Twelve Nudes is different. Which is saying something considering Ezra Furman’s ever-shifting back catalogue. You could play with its title and say it’s stripped-down, but that’s not why. So …
Everything about Psychodrama seems unlikely. From the topics to the tone to the truths it depicts. Why? Because music surely has to hide behind something, doesn’t it? Psychodrama as …
If it ain’t broke, why fix it? It’s this type of thinking that holds so many bands back, but not Drenge. Not on Strange Creatures. On their third album …
Some artists challenge expectation, others challenge the form itself. Challenge it to be better. Challenge it to be different. Challenge it to mean something. The word challenging often has …
Where and when tonight did righteous fury become poetic, or frustration a shield or honesty a weapon? For Idles it’s not enough to want change, it requires action. Ten …
When posed with the question of what to do next, Nic Cester definitely isn’t someone who’d answer ‘if it ain’t broke why fix it’. Instead, he’s attacking the question …
Bodega are here to offend – or would be if they could bring themselves to take any of their targets seriously. Sarcasm drips from every pore of their debut …
Some people spend entire careers refining their sound; turns out others just do what the hell they like, when they like. Jim James has spent years creating some of …
Some combinations sound as unusual in real life as they do on paper. The only difference is some are meant to. Welcome to Laura Marling and Mike Lindsay’s LUMP. …
Gather round everybody, this isn’t a happy tale. The Men have returned with an album of terror, paranoia, passion and power. Drift is a quirky record to say the …