Hunting My Dress is a collection of exquisite tracks, haunting and pounding and rhythmic throughout says Lewis Denby about Jesca Hoop’s sophomore effort.
Author Lewis Denby
The Gullivers – Legerdemain EP
‘Legerdemain’ is an EP that strays enormously close to brilliance; there’s tremendous promise here, displayed by a band who can only continue to grow. Lewis Denby reviews.
Wintermute – Robot Works
Lewis Denby’s thoughts on Wintermute’s debut album are reminiscent of his growing admiration for the band itself – a debut album with firey, adrenaline-fuled breaks that make it a thoroughly rewarding listen.
Redjetson – Other Arms
Other Arms is not a record to be ashamed of. It glistens pleasantly in the summer sun shining through the window as I type. It’s just that, by the time the rain inevitibly pours down again, I can’t imagine I’ll feel the urge to go back for many more repeat listens.
Grammtics – Grammatics
Lewis Denby reviews the eagerly anticipated debut album from Grammatics and wonders whether it’s the most perfect debut ever…
Wintermute / This Town Needs Guns / Situationists – The Library, Leeds, 30/01/09
Lewis Denby gets a night of thrusting, alt-pop that’s driven by the calculated and instant hook laiden noise of Wintermute.
The Gullivers – Ambulance EP
Lewis Denby encounters his very surprise of the year. The Gullivers ‘Ambulance EP’ is full of great music that belies the old comment of giving people a second chance…
Between the Pine – Friends, Foes, Kith and Kin
The sophomore release by Between The Pine touches all the bases from Amerian indie to British folk – a carefully orchestrated record with plenty to recommend. Lewis Denby reviews.
