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Gig Review: ALVVAYS @ O2 ABC, Glasgow

By: blinkclyro February 19, 2018

Gigs, Music, ReviewAlvvays, gig review, glasgow, Liam Menzies, live music, music blog, O2 ABCLeave a Comment

After a special 2017, the Canadian dream-pop outfit made sure to keep the wheel turning at their joyous Scottish date.

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Top 40 Albums of 2017

By: blinkclyro December 22, 2017December 22, 2017

Album, Feature, MusicA Black Mile To The Surface, A Crow Looked At Me, a deeper understanding, After Laughter, After The Party, Alex Cameron, Alvvays, American Dream, Antisocialites, Any Joy, Arca, Arcane Roots, Best Albums, Best Albums 2017, Big Fish Theory, BLINKCLYRO, Bravado, Brockhampton, Brutalism, Code Orange, Come Over When You're Sober, Corbin, Creeper, CTRL, DAMN, Daughter, Dauoyflin, english tapas, Eternity In Your Arms, father john misty, Featured, Flower Boy, Flying Microtonal banana, Forced Witness, Forever, Full Day Cool Times, Full Of Hell, Gang Signs And Prayer, Greatest Hits, Half Light, Idles, Kendrick Lamar, King Gizzard And The Lizard Wizard, King Krule, Kirin J. Callinan, LCD Soundsystem, Lil Peep, List Season, List Season 2017, Lorde, Manchester Orchestra, Masseduction, MC Almond Milk, Melancholia Hymns, Melodrama, Mount Eerie, Mourn, Music From Before The Storm, Ofbeldi, Orc, Paramore, Pronto Mama, Pure Comedy, Remo Drive, Rostam, SATURATION I, sleaford mods, Sleep Well Beast, St. Vincent, Stormzy, SZA, The Menzingers, The National, The OOZ, the war on drugs, Thee Oh Sees, Trumpeting Ecstasy, Tyler The Creator, Vince Staples, Visions Of A Life, While She Sleeps, Wolf Alice, You Are We2 Comments

Misery, joy, experimentation: music in 2017 brought all of this as well as more and we’ve got the list to prove it.

Album Review: Alvvays – Antisocialites

By: beckyjaynelittle September 11, 2017

Album, MusicAlbum Review, Alvvays, Becky Little, New Album, new music3 Comments

Staying true to their roots while displaying a new sense of maturity, Alvvays impress with their sophomore release, Antisocialites.