Breaking Down the Backlog: Mark of the Ninja
In this week’s Breaking Down the Backlog; I ran up walls, brutally murdered countless guards and broke hundreds of light-bulbs. Klei are one hell of a developer. Mark of the Ninja, in my mental...
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The Anchoress’ debut is a patchwork of good, bad, cinematic and smoulder
WHAT do you get if you take the sensibilities of David Bowie, the sounds of PJ Harvey and subject matter that lands somewhere between Kate Bush and Taylor Swift? That would be The Anchoress’...
Belle & Sebastian: Girls in Peacetime Want to Dance and you might too.
TWO SUMMERS ago, I went to the End of the Road festival. Amongst a packed bill of greats like David Byrne & St. Vincent, Eels, Sigur Ros, Frightened Rabbit and Warpaint, the most devastating...
Alt-J live up to the hype… again, on ‘This is All Yours’
MUSIC blogs and reporters at The Guardian occasionally ramble on about the so called ‘Mercury Prize curse’. The premise is as follows: If an artist or band wins the prestigious Mercury Prize their career...
Album released this week in… 2003: Elbow – Cast of Thousands
ELBOW have graciously been giving listeners the sort of music that can only be described as ‘art’ for nearly a decade and a half. Guy Garvey and co have been nothing short of National...
Album Review: Prawn – Kingfisher
PRAWN formed in 2007 and have since released two EPs, a full length record and a whole bunch of other split releases and demos. These releases have managed to carve a recognisable sound that...
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