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Petrol Station Pies and INDIGENT Reviewed
May 11, 2026
Petrol Station Pies – Bela Lugosi
Nobody’s ever safe. That much is a given. It’s something that you’re either taught or have to learn on your own from a very early age. It doesn’t matter if you’re living in a third-world country or a posh neighbourhood in…
Nick Moon and Mutual Shock Reviewed
May 10, 2026
Nick Moon – Bonfire City
Nick Moon’s a star already. No, don’t just rush over to his Spotify page to see how many listens he has. Nah, it’s not exactly important how many social media followers he has amassed. These are things that only concern the record…
Twenny Bucks and Nicole Sabouné Reviewed
May 6, 2026
Twenny Bucks – Small Green Frog
Iggy Pop used to strip half-naked and throw himself onto a floor covered in broken glass. Think that was pretty nihilistic, huh? That’s the kind of thing that, nowadays, makes so much sense that it could get you a respectable job in…
Matching Drapes and Mögel Reviewed
May 6, 2026
Matching Drapes – Pink Tax
Nobody was ever really free. Yet, for a while during the last century, the world benefited from a beautiful charade. Everyone with any power agreed to pretend to play nice. People used to say “thank you” and “hello.” Old empires…
Christopher Jack – Watch You Cry
Pop songs don’t work the same way as any other of the serious art forms. When will people ever learn? When will record labels stop spending all their money on getting professional songwriters to write their hits, and will…
So, Reverie and Waves Crashing Reviewed
May 4, 2026
So, Reverie – Days Go By
I hear you tell me that what we all need to do is get ready for a big, old Revolution. Who knows if it’ll actually make everything alright for once (can’t demand too much from Revolutions), but the world’s certainly due…
The Wheel Workers and Dusty Coyote Reviewed
May 1, 2026
The Wheel Workers – Fine Time (Live)
Patriotism seems to trump decency and common sense every time. It was just four years ago that asking for peace, if you were living in Europe, would have, at best, got you a smack on the nose and exclusion from decent social…
AITKEN and Tayt Modern Reviewed
April 25, 2026
AITKEN – SYNCHRONISE
It’s always been hard to trust all those synth bands. Mostly, it was on account of their hair, clothes and shoes. The attire always looked impeccable, like it’d just been rented out from a movie set. The hair-dos were always cutting edge…
International Druglords and Преходъ Reviewed
April 23, 2026
International Druglords – SLUT CRUSH
Maybe there’s just not enough people left for the discos to stay open. And, certainly, while dark post-punk and moody goth-rock have their fans, they’re not enough to keep a bar open on a Friday night.
That’s the…