Tag: Liam Menzies
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ALBUM REVIEW: VINE by JEN GLOECKNER
Polished production paired with ominous instrumentals are the main draw of this ambient LP.
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LOOKING BACK AT…EVERYONE THAT DRAGGED YOU HERE by REAL FRIENDS
As the Chicago pop punk tour de force arrive in the UK, what better time to look at the EP that kick-started their career.
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ALBUM REVIEW: A CROW LOOKED AT ME by MOUNT EERIE
Mount Eerie’s hyper intimate record of loss and acceptance is simultaneously beautiful and sombre.
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Track Of The Week: HUMBLE by KENDRICK LAMAR
Following up on his Heart Part IV threat, Kendrick gets rappers in a sweat with his first single off LP4.
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On A Lighter Note: The Funniest Simpsons Moments (Part 2)
Like The Simpsons and laughing? We have the feature for you!
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So far, so good? New Gorillaz tracks REVIEWED
Are the two new Gorillaz tracks worth the half a decade wait? Let’s find out…
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TRACK REVIEW: United States of Horror by Ho99o9
Rude, crude and loud, Ho99o9 rejuvenate the art of protest music in a heated political climate.
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3WW by Alt-J REVIEW
By Liam Menzies (@blinkclyro) Logs crisply burn as the intro to Alt-J‘s comeback single begins to unravel. The London alt-rock outfit has returned with 3WW, displaying the power the band possesses to make the most miscellaneous of sounds become a gateway to a mystic land. 2014’s This Is All Yours was a beautiful albeit flawed demonstration of…
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TRACK REVIEW: Sweet White – Lovers
By Liam Menzies (@blinkclyro) Showing themselves as an act who like to spend time working on their craft rather than rushing it out, Sweet White have returned with a brand-spanking new single named Lovers. Following up the success of Genine, which you can read more about here, the five or so months in the lab has…
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TRACK REVIEW: Resolute – Walk With Me
By Liam Menzies (@blinkclyro) Hailing from the mystic land of the ice and snow, most commonly known as the West Midlands, Resolute mark a shift that’s become more apparent in music as of late which is a move towards incorporating other genres in order to revive the carcuses. With other genres starting to stagnate, no name…
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