Machineries Of Joy From the moment eerie synth lines impose themselves on the bare landscape of the title track, Machineries […]

Remembrance This year has been a particularly rocky one for Graham Wood, a man whose ubiquity stands as a foundation […]

The Marshall Mathers LP 2 When Eminem used his government name to title his second album in 2000, it was […]

Fire Within Coming off her highly successful debut album, the 17-year old sensation Birdy has once again showed that she […]

Reflektor The French-Canadian outfit Arcade Fire were once a little curio with their angular approach and quirky vocals, but time […]

Strange Paradise Over the last few years it’s been a pleasure to watch Perth-born bands Birds Of Tokyo and Karnivool […]

Unimagine Rise Records There was an enjoyed cluster of energy provided in Hands like Houses’ 2012 LP Ground Dwellers, which […]

Evil Independent  A lot of pundits out there are telling us that rock music is dead, yet top quality releases […]

  Direct Hits Island Records/Universal When The Killers first album, 2004’s Hot Fuss, spawned four hit singles and the claimed […]

The Earth, The Sea, The Moon, The Sky Ocean Awaits Records/Fuse Music Catherine Traicos was destined to play roots music […]

We Need Medicine Cooking Vinyl For a band that so ardently opposed to the success of its classic pub rock, […]

Magpie And The Dandelion Caroline/Universal North Carolina’s pop/punk/country hybrid The Avett Brothers may have less siblings than Kings Of Leon […]

  Aleph Parlophone/Warner The eagerly awaited debut album Aleph from dark techno French producer Gesaffelstein does not disappoint. From the […]

Slow Motion Music Create/Control Following his debut 2011 Dreams EP, Oliver Tank’s Slow Motion Music explores the same melancholic themes […]

Echoes Pod Alluding to a supernatural expanse, Brooklyn electronic duo Creep have crafted an album that’s dense, dark, and reflexive. […]