Album Review: ’68 – Give One Take One

Album Review: ’68 – Give One Take One

“We got the vaccine so the disease cannot shake me Lord… so step aside and let the audience just sing along …” Josh Scogin’s songs are so dense, Biblical and mythic – mythic like great rock ’n’ roll – that...
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Album Review: The Blips – Self Titled

Album Review: The Blips – Self Titled

We all need to find a way to work together post-lockdown, “they” keep telling us. The music world has already shown how it might work, with projects like … The Blips. “Supergroups” have blossomed with a plethora of collaborative music...
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EP Review: Glitchers – Thought Crimes

EP Review: Glitchers – Thought Crimes

New shock troops of the post-lockdown political revolution are here, and they’re called Glitchers. This homemade, loud and intense punk EP delivers in-your-face fury while also being a lot of fun – but seriously folks, once you hear it and...
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Album Review: The Hold Steady – Open Door Policy

Album Review: The Hold Steady – Open Door Policy

The Hold Steady’s Craig Finn crafts lyrics packed with intense imagery and visual vignettes that send you to the credits searching for the location scout and production designer alongside the rest of the band. Finn can certainly paint a picture...
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Album Review: Lighthouse Keeper – Drowning

Album Review: Lighthouse Keeper – Drowning

GASPING for a breath of fresh air? Searching for custodians of a beacon of light in dark and troubled waters? Then “Czech” out Lighthouse Keeper’s debut release Drowning. This splendid, rich and infectious slice of post-hardcore emo, while relatively bri...
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