Review: Belle and Sebastian return with Late Developers
The monochrome album cover of Belle and Sebastian’s latest album release, Late Developers, features a young individual in a darkroom holding up a newly printed photograph of the picture used…
‘Intelligently devised’: If You’re Feeling Sinister review
The 1996 sophomore album from Glasgow-based cult indie-art band Belle and Sebastian, If You’re Feeling Sinister, has been heralded as magnificent by legions of fans since its release. Now, with…
An interview with Belle & Sebastian’s Chris Geddes
In January, after a five year hiatus, Belle & Sebastian released their ninth album Girls in Peacetime Want to Dance. I caught up with the multi-talented Chris Geddes, Belle &…
Belle & Sebastian – Girls in Peacetime Want to Dance
Opening with Stuart Murdoch’s most personal, and arguably most beautiful, song to date, “Nobody’s Empire”, Girls in Peacetime Want to Dance, Belle and Sebastian’s ninth studio album, is immediately different…