Brother-sister duo Esme Emerson’s third EP, Applesauce is a 13 minute compilation of indie-pop tracks exploring love and shared experience. I’d been previously unaware of Esme Emerson until […]
Ghostwriter in the Machine: The State of Generative AI Music in 2025, and Beyond
HAL, open the slop-bay doors Article photo edited by author, original photo: Lars Frantzen, licensed under CC AS A 4.0 All of this has been very embarrassing for […]
Little Simz – Lotus – Album Review
Better Call SAULT Little Simz returns in stellar form on her sixth album, cementing her place in the worldwide hip-hop conversation. But, that’s the boring bit… there’s a […]
Deerhoof – Noble and Godlike in Ruin – Album Review
It is true, we shall be monsters, cut off from all the world; but on that account we shall be more attached to pretentious experimental rock Deerhoof! I […]
Bonobo – Lazarus Soundtrack – Album Review
Wasn’t Frankenstein already the electronica Lazarus? Cutting straight to the chase: if you like new Bonobo, but have been a hardcore fan since the early days, you’re about […]
Black Country, New Road – Forever Howlong – Album Review
What’s better than this: gals being pals Not even a decade ago, vexed to nightmare by a rocking cradle, I and many witnessed the rough beast of a […]
SPITVALVE Presents… Saffron and More at The Chapel – 19th April
SPITVALVE returns for another night of live music magic After the incredible hit of SPITVALVE Presents at The Chapel, Angel Microbrewery last year, we’re back on the 19th […]
Chloe Slater – Love Me Please – Album Review
Manchester-based Chloe Slater makes a bit of noise with her new EP Love Me Please Indie music is a well-trodden path, with the scene often churning out repetitive […]
Japanese Breakfast – For Melancholy Brunettes (& sad women) – Album Review
How can one be truly melancholic when they have the gorgeous soundscapes of Japanese Breakfast at their fingertips. Japanese Breakfast is a dream pop project, formed by Michelle […]