Music Reviews, News, Interviews & Downloads
This time last week I was a sweaty mess of half wrecked excitement somewhere in the centre of Barcelona. Now I’m sitting with the sniffles alone in my bedroom trying to figure out how to consolidate one of the best festivals of my life into a word count below that of the Oxford English Dictionary.
Oh ATP, you kill me. I thought it would be fun, I thought it would be fine, but by the time I hit the bends of the A39 I could already feel last weekend’s hangover rising in my stomach.
It’s what you’ve all been waiting for folks… The year’s best albums according to us, The Line of Best Fit…
Bradford Cox woos the crowds at an intimate gig at London’s Cargo. Ama Chana was there.
Bradford Cox releases ANOTHER amazing selection of songs, this time under the Atlas Sound banner… Adam Nelson reviews Logos.
Bradford Cox takes some time out from Deerhunter, again, for the second Atlas Sound album, due for release in Oct.
The annual staff handpicked compilation of the most exciting, offbeat and plain curious music to have emerged last year, from folk to dubstep to, um, shitgaze.
4AD are celebrating Christmas early and giving everyone a FREE album sampler to download, featuring some of the greatest music of the year! Woo hoo!
Ro Cemm reviews the debut solo outing for Deerhunter mainman Bradford Cox, finding him into more dreamy soundscapes that draw comparisons with The Cocteau Twins and My Bloody Valentine.