Album Review: Little May – For the Company

Little May are a folk trio from Sydney, and their debut album For The Company, produced and recorded with The … More

Album Review: Protomarty – The Agent Intellect

PROTOMARTYR – THE AGENT INTELLECT As you’d expect of a band from the Motor City, The Agent Intellect is unashamedly … More

Glasgow’s favourite synth-pop trio are back with album two. It sounds like their debut, The Bones of What You Believe, … More

At the tender age of just 20 there are probably few things the members of Kagoule can look back on. … More

I’m in two halves about this album. Probably because the album itself is in two halves: the good half and … More

Mumford and Sons have finally realised that they’re the worst band in the world. However, they seem determined to change … More

‘Short Movie’ could, with ease, have picked up where Laura Marling left off on her acclaimed prior albums: depicting the … More

Pond are the wackiest product of the Perth (that’s Western Australia, not Tayside) psych rock collective once known as Mink … More

Dylan, singing Sinatra? The idea is ridiculous – but the reality is gorgeous, heartbreaking and wonderful. Where Sinatra’s voice is … More

This is a highly anticipated record for anyone who’s ventured at least waist-deep into indie music in the past few … More