With over 4 million monthly listens on Spotify, the Indie-Rock band Foals have revealed the second part to their album Everything Not Saved Will Be Lost. After dropping the record just seven months after their previous release, concerns were raised that both albums may be too similar. However, Foals never disappoint, and with a guitar-led, darker atmosphere, it was … [Read more...] about Foals: Everything Not Saved Will Be Lost Part 2 – Review
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Caribou: Home – Single Review
Dan Snaith has shared his first new material under his Caribou alias in five years, a spry and soulful strut entitled Home. In the five years since Caribou’s previous release, 2014’s tropical house-inspired Our Love album, the Canadian electronic dream-pop maestro Dan Snaith has been busy putting out dancefloor-orientated material under the guise of Daphni, most recently in … [Read more...] about Caribou: Home – Single Review
DZ Deathrays: The Underworld – Live Review
The Underworld Camden, London Tuesday 8th October Most people would be forgiven for staying at home and catching an early night on a dreary October evening, yet everyone in and around the Underworld Camden was ready for a party tonight. From the time the doors opened at 7 pm, the alcohol was flowing – more of a continuation from the party upstairs in The Worlds End – and the … [Read more...] about DZ Deathrays: The Underworld – Live Review
Eva Schubert: Hot Damn Romance EP – Review
Eva Schubert releases new EP Hot Damn Romance, focussing on a live, vintage jazz sounds amongst flourishes of the contemporary. Vancouver Jazz artist Eva Schubert has always been inspired by the live, unkempt ability for vintage jazz to evoke emotions and melodies. New EP Hot Damn Romance reaffirms the artist’s love for this style, managing to tie in a mix of sultry … [Read more...] about Eva Schubert: Hot Damn Romance EP – Review
John Coltrane Quartet: Blue World – Review
The legendary Impulse label excavate a long-lost gem from the vanguard of 1960’s jazz; the John Coltrane Quartet let loose on a richly emotional and lyrical set of familiar tunes some six months before diving into the monumental summation that was A Love Supreme. The latest in a seemingly endless flow of lost-and-found recording sessions from jazz’s gleaming back catalogue, … [Read more...] about John Coltrane Quartet: Blue World – Review
Review: Kim Gordon – No Home Record
Kim Gordon takes us on a noisy, creative, and inspired journey with her solo debut. Surprisingly, this is Kim Gordon’s solo debut after nearly 40 years in the industry. Since the break up of Sonic Youth, she has kept busy with her project Body/Head along with guitarist Bill Nace, but this is her first venture into solo territory. Gordon is a clear indie-rock icon and has … [Read more...] about Review: Kim Gordon – No Home Record