Dream River Spunk  Bill Callahan’s intent was to make Dream River the last record that people would listen to at […]

When The Iron Glows Red Dew Process/Universal Gee it’s a pleasure hearing the old familiar voice. I‘m not sure you […]

Spreading Rumours  Atlantic/Warner Grouplove’s sophomore effort is a bright, fizzy cartoon of an album. It’s ideal Sunday afternoon drinks listening, […]

Street Punk Hardly Art Last Fringe Festival surprise visitors Hunx And His Punks have significantly abandoned their glam power pop […]

This Is Another Life Sacred Bones There are albums that work totally differently depending on the situation they are played […]

Sequel To The Prequel EMI When discussing The Libertines v Babyshambles a friend recently stated, ‘No-one’s ever said my, that […]

Days Are Gone Polydor/Universal This week’s flavour of the month comes from LA in shape of a debut album by […]

  Kites LittleBigMan Records With a catalogue that has spanned a couple of decades, Karl Smith was championed by John […]

Right Thoughts, Right Words, Right Action Domino Here’s a scary thought. Some of the people going to Amps this Friday […]

AM Domino These Sheffield lads have always dealt with sex of one kind or another, whether it’s the drunken hook […]

  Nothing Was The Same Young Money Records/Warner On the gorgeous Connect, Degrassi’s most famous alumnus quotes an old flame […]

Bangerz Sony  In the ugly aftermath of Sinead O’Connor’s open letter to our dubious heroine, which warned not to let […]

Hesitation Marks Columbia/Sony The recent revival of Nine Inch Nails, after Trent Reznor announced in 2009 that it was “time […]

VARIOUS ARTISTS Nonesuch/Warner Music Kate McGarrigle is the matriarch of one of Canada’s most recognised musical families. The folk singer […]

Cornerstone Independent Irishman Liam Naughton is a relatively new arrival to these shores, so it’s interesting to note the first […]