Category: Review
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Album Review: The OOZ by King Krule
Occasionally meandering but often mesmerising, King Krule reasserts his place at the front of the indie-rock pack on The OOZ.
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Album Review: Devotion by Pale Honey
Self-aware and focussed on the details, minimalist duo Pale Honey have crafted a haunting masterpiece.
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Album Review: Lotta Sea Lice by Courtney Barnett & Kurt Vile
Courtney Barnett and Kurt Vile team-up to bring us a more than satisfying collaborative record.
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Album Review: Satyricon – Deep Calleth Upon Deep
Aggressive yet dissonant, Satyricon’s latest project skirts conventionality and is bound to please old and new fans alike.
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Album Review: Masseduction by St. Vincent
The guitar work is dialed back, but St. Vincent remains at her top lyrical form on Masseduction.
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Gig Review: Slotface, Lucia + Fauves @ Broadcast
With a deliciously diverse set of up and coming acts, Broadcast acted as a home away from home for Scandinavian rockers Slotface.
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Gig Review: The Mountain Goats at The Art School
Fans old and new are well catered to as The Mountain Goats put on an engaging show, digging up some classics as well as playing newer material
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Is Gerald’s Game The Best Stephen King Adaptation Yet?
With I.T showcasing Stephen King’s relevance decades after his rise to fame, a lesser known adaptation of his claustrophobic novel shines as one of the best horror flicks of 2017.
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Album Review: Chelsea Wolfe – Hiss Spun
Chelsea Wolfe returns with her heaviest, hardest-hitting record to date but does it break enough new ground?
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Gig Review: The Xcerts @ St Lukes
With a new album set for 2018, The Xcerts teased their Glasgow audience last night.
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