Album Review: The Helicopter Of The Holy Ghost – Afters
7.5/10
The Helicopter Of The Holy Ghost is a ridiculously awkward name for all of this, although Afters is suitably resigned and inspired enough to wear the name.
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Review: FEET – Walking Machine EP
7/10
'You either go the mainstream route, or the sleazy South London route', says FEET singer George of doing things in a modern indie style, 'and we’re slap bang in …
Album Review: Descendents – 9th & Walnut
7.5/10
Descendents began as a trio in 1977, escaping over time their musically indeterminate beginnings as a pop/punk/surf rock hybrid.
Album Review: DJ Food – Kaleidoscope Companion
7.5/10
Coldcut enjoyed chart success too. Meanwhile, the offshoot outlet DJ Food continued with the Jazz Brakes series throughout the 90s.
Album Review: Wavves – Hideaway
7.5/10
Wavves emerged in 2008 at roughly the same time extinction level events saw off most of his British compatriots
Album Review: Modest Mouse – The Golden Casket
7/10
When you talk about Modest Mouse people largely remember them as being the band Johnny Marr was in before his solo career lit up.
Album Review: Tyler, The Creator – Call Me If You Get Lost
8.5/10
Music is an industry that throws up constant paradoxes, but there were few more awkward than when Tyler, The Creator started releasing stuff about Dr. Seuss.
Album Review: Sault – Nine
8/10
On Nine, Sault have let us into a place inside, one where their groundbreaking music can provoke and confound as well as entertain.
Album Review: Lucy Dacus – Home Video
8/10
Faith is often posited as a test, but Lucy Dacus now identifies as beyond definitions easy for a two-thousand-year-old belief system to qualify.
Album Review: Kings Of Convenience – Peace Or Love
Kings Of Convenience didn’t so much swim against the tide as completely ignore it on their understated debut Quiet Is The New Loud.
Album Review: Rise Against – Nowhere Generation
6.5/10
Rise Against began their career on the Chicago scene before the decision to sign with a major left the punk community underwhelmed.
Album Review: Rostam – Changephobia
7/10
Careers don’t come much more impressive, or arguably have less of a need for recapping, than Rostam’s.