Author: manvmusic

• Del Water Gap: “Del Water Gap” album review – intimate butter-pop indie

  Nov 16

  Aside from a geographical impasse in America, Del Water Gap is also the name of the sorrowful solo project of S. Holden Jaffe. Currently residing in Brooklyn, his intimate inner… more ›

• The 1975: “Funny in a Foreign Language” album review – at their most earnest…

  Nov 13

  Manchester-based collective The 1975 return with their fifth Funny in a Foreign Language. Lauded with love, it is a soft-rock pop peppering that is every bit cliché as it is… more ›

• YOUR NEW MUSIC FRIDAY: 11/11

  Nov 11

  Another week passes in the week of November, more keenly spirited autumnal indie spires to get stuck into! Christine and the Queens: A high-brow musing of poignant and playful electronic-pop… more ›

• A Semi-Charmed Life: The work of Third Eye Blind’s self-titled debut

  Nov 10

  An encrusted jewel formed into the seabed of ’90s pop-rock, Third Eye Blind’s debut self-titled is an anthem driven with melodies … clean hooks and as many pop culture references… more ›

• BRASS: “Look On The Bright Side” EP review – Vancouver punks offer bigger sounds

  Nov 9

  Derived from the seedy dive bars, skate parks, chaotic house parties and piss-soaked alleyways of East Vancouver, BRASS are everything we’ve come to know about punk/hardcore revolts. Fuelled by battle-ready… more ›