Music Reviews, News, Interviews & Downloads
For a band who are notorious for being deliberately confounding and wilfully difficult, Radiohead’s records always contain a strongly-beating heart, but it’s very carefully hidden on The King of Limbs; at once intimate and cold, it may in some ways be their most difficult album yet.
The internet over the weekend creaked at the news that Radiohead are close to finishing their new album…
Thom Yorke played a very rare solo performance at the Cambridge Corn Exchange in aid of the UK’s Green Party. Valerio Berdini was there to capture the magic.
Thom Yorke has announced, over on his website, that he’ll be playing a one-off benefit show for Tony Juniper at Cambridge’s Corn Exchange on 25th Feb.
It’s the last TLOBF feature of the year… The best, and must hear, albums since the noughties arrived – as chosen by TLOBF contributors. Enjoy.
Banish those Monday Blues with the chance to win one set of the new Radiohead Collectors Editions!
A documenary about Neil Finn’s recent collaborator friendly 7 Worlds Collide project have surfaced on YouTube!
Post War Years may not be the most original band, but what they do, they do well enough to merit praise from even the most jaded of critics. Sean Bamberger tells all.
Ah, the Brit awards. That bastion of musical knowledge has finally rolled round once again. Ash Akhtar dissects this years nominees.
Our new monthly column from the founder of cult indie label Big Scary Monsters. First up, Kevin Douch tells of the five acts that have been occupying his iPod lately. Including a suprise appearence from an old Grange Hill “star”.
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.
