Nick Hakim, Jamie Isaac, King Tut’s
A decidedly woozy and weak-kneed witching hour was to be had compared to other nights at King Tut’s. Muddy-coloured beanies, lopping corduroy shirts, and soft, pasty vocals all came together…
Horsey – A Wicked Midnight Snack
Don’t paint them in pantomime, for behind Horsey’s zippy jackets and the salacious lights of their shows lies their wizardry. Like the hidden bauble round the back of the Christmas…
Albums of the Summer: The Babe Rainbow, ‘The Babe Rainbow’
Ironically branding themselves as “loverboys of bourgeois”, The Babe Rainbow, with their straggly hairdos, bareskinned feet, sitars, and harem pants, come closer to naturism than to conventionality. Clips of the…
Myth 002 – Ariel Pink and Weyes Blood
In Ariel Pink’s latest 13-minute morsel, Myths 002, recorded in collaboration with Natalie Mering (aka Weyes Blood), a medley of sounds converge in a curious gulch somewhere between serenity and…
Black Sabbath’s final performance in Glasgow
Although if propped up in a wheelchair, being shuffled about the place by Sharon, Ozzy with his drooped, rumpled face would not look too out of place in your local…
Laura Marling – ‘Wildfire’
4 /5 stars Ahead of her upcoming album Semper Femina, Laura Marling has released a beautiful, fluttering little taste of what’s to come in the form of ‘Wild Fire’. Whilst…
Brian Jamestown Massacre – Third World Pyramid
“The foundation of the pyramid is under the desert sand, and never sees a starry sky”: Anton Newcombe embodies his own quote. The creative and spiritual father of the Brian…
DMA’s: Britpop straight from Australia
21st Oct @ Belle Angele In 2014 the somewhat elusive, introverted and unruffled threesome DMA’s burst into an Aussie music scene drowsed by a sticky, loafing glut of electronica and…