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The Who: Who – Review
The Who make a triumphant return with their first new record in over a decade, managing to draw past experiences but still create a fresh sound. A band like The Who doesn’t really need a paragraph of introduction. With a resume spanning over 50 years, everyone knows them. It’s impossible to have lived any length…
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Marva Holiday feat Joseph Chambers: To Love Somebody – Single Review
Marva Holiday returns, signalling a new phase in her musical career with the Joseph Chambers featuring single To Love Somebody. The music business is a harsh one. Once…
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Digging for Gold #6: Expanding the Vinyl Community
Last time in Digging For Gold, we discussed the power of Social Media to grow the vinyl community. Through a few messages and exchange of want lists, I…
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Ash announce new ‘Best of’ record featuring lenticular vinyl release
Indie-rock veterans Ash are gearing up for a special ‘Best of’ release celebrating their career spanning over 25 years. Entitled Teenage Wildlife…
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The Basement Paintings: Antipodes – Review
The Basement Paintings release the hard-hitting and thoughtful album Antipodes, full of complex dualities realised through psychedelic, metal structures. When you’re in…
The Great Punk Bass Swindle: Sid Vicious and Paul Simonon
We take a look back at the converging and then, ultimately diverging directions of two of punks most recognised bass players: Sid…
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