ATP: A Fan's Frustration
At the age of 18, I was so indie that I wanted to go to ATP before it was even ATP...»
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Everyday Robots is a lovely record, and in its lack of duds it’s probably one of the least flawed things Albarn has put his name to. That doesn't make it the best, though:»
A low key work of low key charm.»
The whole thing feels bound by a laboured tastefulness.»
More a record to crush on than fall in love with, but free it from expectations and it'll take a small part of your heart.»
Are The New Pornographers history’s first reverse supergroup?»
At the age of 18, I was so indie that I wanted to go to ATP before it was even ATP...»
Latitude continues to grow up, but it is what it always was - a jolly good time.»
An unfiltered first hand look at one of the most potent and eccentric musical partnerships of the twentieth century.»
Nobody will ever forget the Manics have a past, but it finally feels like they have a future again too.»
Fundamentally it comprises four pretty good songs, and there’s no arguing with that.»
In its own oblique way, Shaken-Up Versions is the sound of The Knife having fun.»
As ever with Coldplay, one foot is miles out of their comfort zone, one is firmly in it.»
A lovingly assembled historical record, the beginning and the end of a bygone era.»
Sometimes the sheer sumptuousness of the sounds, of Natalie Merchant’s cold, clear voice negotiating lush jungles of brass and cathedral-like groves of cello, is enough in itself. Sometimes, you can’t help but wish for more.»
Andrzej Lukowski imagines what might be in store at the forthcoming Kate Bush live shows...»
Adelaide, for all its hectares of bungalow, is pretty much the leftfield music capital of the world for ten or so slightly random days in March.»
Being a Liars album, Mess is magnificent.»
ATP's melodic noiseniks come home - with some friends in tow»
Marissa Nadler may flirt with the sun now, but she still articulates the dark like no one else.»
Too Much Information is neither forward looking nor, overtly retro or especially of the moment - it just is, in the best sense.»
High Hopes is not going to shock anyone, but it is Bruce Springsteen's most vital-sounding set since The Seeger Sessions.»
There's much to admire here, but when you’ve stared into the sun for too long, it’s hard to see the dimmer lights.»
Lousy with Sylvianbriar won’t ever be viewed as the quintessential Of Montreal album.»
Perhaps the greatest testament to In Utero is that it doesn’t have that Closer or Holy Bible sense of being a suicide note – it feels too vital for that.»
Loud City Song is Julia Holter's third album is three years, and it's anyone's guess where she's going to go next - the only sensible response is to hold tight for the ride.»
DiS heads back to Poland's premier indie festival.»
Garden is small enough for a couple of idiots to get lost on the hill next to it, and long may that continue. »
Slow Focus isn’t alienating, it’s other, and it’s a pleasure to take a wander around its unfamiliar landscapes. »
Live At Bestival would be a perfunctory final bow for New Order.»
Sistrionix could be a foundation for something much better or something infinitely worse, but for now Deap Vally don’t particularly deserve your hate or your love.»