Category: post-punk

• English Teacher: “This Could Be Texas” Album Review | mvm

  Apr 12

  4.0 Leeds quartet share enigmatic debut – with a dream to dazzle. OVERVIEW Ever since their breakthrough single R&B was given room to breathe, English Teacher have been on many… more ›

• Live Review: Real Farmer – JT Soar, Notts 19/03

  Mar 22

  PHOTO: SIMON GODLEY Visceral Dutch post-punks deliver their winding melodies to the East Midlands. It is often difficult to wade through the plethora of new music on offer nowadays, with… more ›

• Yard Act: “Where’s My Utopia?” Album Review | mvm

  Mar 1

  What do you do when everything you’ve ever wanted suddenly lands in your lap, but the questions still keep on coming? Welcoming in a son becomes the narrative backbone to… more ›

• IDLES: “TANGK” Album Review – An ambitious record with nothing but love to give…

  Feb 13

  One of the most powerful units in the rock barracks emerge triumphant with their fifth, as Bristolian post-punks strike a chord with more sentiment than ever before. OVERVIEW Following up… more ›

• PROJECTOR: “Now When We Talk It’s Violence” Album Review – Gritty 3-piece Brighton Rock chart their own path

  Feb 10

  Tightly-wound PROJECTOR DELIVER THE GRIT OF MODERN LIFE THROUGH THE DARK PORES Of INTERPOL to gatecrash the mainstream of rough-and-tumble rock. overview First formed in 2018, Brighton’s PROJECTOR – made… more ›