Album Review: Future Islands, Singles

Singles is always going to be an audacious title for any album, but when many of the tracks appear to … More

Album Review: Tensnake, Glow

Tensnake, like Daft Punk before him, seems to have decided that the best way to get house music to sell … More

Album Review: Pharrell, G I R L

“The reason why I named it G I R L, in capital letters, is because when you look at it, … More

Live Review: Interpol

Academy – 18/3 The NME Awards Tour 2014 kick started right here at the 02 Academy with Interpol returning to … More

Album Review: Damn Vandals, Rocket Out Of London

By reading the band’s name, “Damn Vandals” out loud, you can almost hear what kind of music awaits even before … More

Live Review: Metronomy

ABC – 19/3 The versatile, quirky Metronomy are spreading across the cities of the UK as they tour their new … More

Live Review: Lyla Foy

Nice ‘n’ Sleazy’s – 22/3 Dressed in a marvellous black and gold outfit and accessorised with a nineties-style choker, Lyla … More

Live Review: Banks

ABC2 – 23/3 In an era where every pop star has a media-managed online persona, Banks has the most distinctive … More

Arts Review: Cain’s Book

Dir. Alex McKendrick, Untitled Projects, The Arches Behaviour Festival, 26th-29th March Untitled Projects’ Cain’s Book is something of an endurance … More

Arts Review: The Strange Undoing of Prudencia Hart

Dir. Wils Wilson, National Theatre of Scotland, Various Venues, On Tour ‘til 30th March The Strange Undoing of Prudencia Hart … More