Category: Best Of
Dry Cleaning by Steve Gullick
The last 12 months have been, if nothing else, a year of extremes.
Although the first three felt like a year – the usual January blues maximised and extended to an intolerable degree with lockdown for…
Wet Leg by Hollie Fernando
The last 12 months have been, if nothing else, a year of extremes.
Although the first three felt like a year – the usual January blues maximised and extended to an intolerable degree with lockdown for a whole season – as the spring arrived, society…
W. H. Lung by Adrian Davies
During the past couple of weeks, Live4ever has been shining the spotlight on some of our favourite albums and tracks of 2021 so far – we conclude today with W. H. Lung.
What a bumper year for music 2019 was.
Whilst no-one could’ve predicted…
Live4ever is currently shining the spotlight on some of our favourite albums and tracks of 2021 so far – today’s highlight comes from Goat Girl.
World events since the hellish early spring of 2020 have not unsurprisingly been a constant theme of the music released into it from then to…
Live4ever is currently shining the spotlight on some of our favourite albums and tracks of 2021 so far – today’s highlight comes from Anna Leone.
Anna Leone released Once in January. Its innate fragility felt perfect for the world back then, entering as it was into the second year of…
Live4ever is currently shining the spotlight on some of our favourite albums and tracks of 2021 so far – today’s highlight comes from For Those I Love.
It’s only occasionally when an album like the
For Those I Love debut comes along.
Written in response to tragedy, it’s a document…
The Lounge Society by Piran Aston
This week, Live4ever is shining the spotlight on some of our favourite albums and tracks of 2021 so far – today’s highlight comes from The Lounge Society.
To those from further afield, that Hebden Bridge is fast establishing itself as one of the most…
This week, Live4ever is shining the spotlight on some of our favourite albums and tracks of 2021 so far – today’s highlight comes from Wolf Alice.
The burden of expectation is a dubious millstone not many British bands are asked to carry anymore.
For
Wolf Alice, the trajectory of…
The Lathums by Ewan Ogden
This week, Live4ever is shining the spotlight on some of our favourite albums and tracks of 2021 so far – today’s highlight comes from The Lathums.
It doesn’t seem too long ago that we had bands like Manic Street Preachers wondering aloud why musicians had…
This week, Live4ever is shining the spotlight on some of our favourite albums and tracks of 2021 so far – today’s highlight comes from Dry Cleaning.
Dry Cleaning are a band whose origins are fully woven into the fabric of their music.
The jamming style of Tom Dowse, bassist Lewis…
Little Simz by Jack Bridgland
Over the next few days, Live4ever will be shining the spotlight on some of our favourite albums and tracks of 2021 so far – today’s highlight comes from Little Simz.
On the face of it, it’s been a good few years professionally for Little Simz.…
Over the next few days, Live4ever will be shining the spotlight on some of our favourite albums and tracks of 2021 so far – today’s
highlight comes from The Coral.
That The Coral’s tenth studio album would have something a little extra special about it seemed apparent from the get-go.…
Our 2020 retrospective series ends today with the countdown of Live4ever’s 20 favourite music videos featured on these pages during the past 12 months.
Our publisher and founder Paul Bachmann, who regularly served on judging panels for the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences’ special effects and camera categories, has…
The Lounge Society by Piran Aston
Click here to listen to The Lounge Society and the full list of Live4ever’s 20 tracks of the year.
Well, that was a laugh wasn’t it?
Officially The Worst Year Ever (at least we could drown our sorrows and sing aloud in 2016), 2020…
The War On Drugs by Matthias Hesch
Click here for The War On Drugs and the full list of Live4ever’s 20 albums of the year.
Valentine’s Eve 2020 at the Irish Centre in Leeds: incurable romantics are few in number here, what with The Murder Capital opening their UK tour;…