And now for something completely different. The National Trust is a British organisation that looks after areas of historical importance or beauty. They procure castles and forests, that kind of thing. They certainly don’t often release albums. Why, then, are they in the album section? Read More »
They hate us – we hate them. Don’t say it too loud, but we think something exciting might be happening in Hong Kong.
Dealing in Antiques – For a Finnish band, they sure sound British. Read More »
Treats starts off with the sonic blast to the face that is the Brooklyn male/female power-electro duo’s debut single ‘Tell ‘Em’. A rapid-fire blast of drums followed by overdriven guitar shakes you into fun-packed Sleigh Bell action which proves to be the most exciting album of 2010. Read More »
The tasty discovery that molecular mixology’s not bollocks after all! Weird and wonderful drinks are being born every day.
Despite the fact that it would be undeniably exciting to watch Mexico play South Africa in the very first game of the World Cup, some of you just might not be into that thing they do with the feet and the ball and all that kicking. Perhaps instead, you enjoy that other thing with the floor and the feet and the shuffling.
Issue 4 is (The) Yours with a WoW WoW WoW exclusive. Take a peek at our cover below!
A union of defunct indie favourites The Czars’ frontman John Grant and acclaimed band Midlake, Queen of Denmark is a US indieboy’s wet dream. Grant provides the sharp classic songwriting while Midlake back him with blasts of fuzz and noise to stop it becoming just another album that drifts by. Read More »
This man’s name is George. He is unwell.
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