We’re all too familiar with resilience. ‘Move on’, ‘adapt’… ‘when life gives you lemons, make lemonade’. Whether you see it … More

Combining Eighties-referencing pop with the sheen of angular electronica, Chairlift could be regarded as an ‘easy’ listen. When their second album Something came out … More

Abyss is the kind of title you’d expect from someone like Chelsea Wolfe. The Grime and the Glow, Apocalypsis, Pain Is Beauty: the LA songwriter … More

The first time I ‘listened’ to Baby Dee I was asleep. A friend played ‘The Robin’s Tiny Throat’ to wake me up … More

When it gets to Timber Timbre’s music, ‘cinematic’ is the word you are looking for. Hot Dreams arrives after four captivating (and relatively … More

If Ariel Pink’s self-defined ‘retrolicious’ musical ventures keep captivating fans and commentators for good reasons, his personal crusade against politically correctness during PR … More

Hannes Norrvide’s Lust for Youth started off as a lo-fi project, with a murky sound loosely indebted to early synth-pop and darkwave. … More