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Album Review: Best Coast

Another delightful effort centered on failed relationships and longing for the beaches of California

12/05/12 0 comments

For a group that have waited so long for their moment, this is an album of incredible confidence

10/05/12 0 comments

Across Strangeland Keane have found a position that they finally seem comfortable in

07/05/12 0 comments

If you ever needed proof that The Cribs are, in essence, a punk band you have it here

05/05/12 0 comments

You get the feeling this is more than a gig. This is a rave.

03/05/12 2 comments

The moments in which Jones chooses to withdraw back to the shade of the evening shine brightest here

30/04/12 0 comments

The musical equivalent of knowing that your coffee is so sickly sweet, a trip to the dentist is on the cards

26/04/12 0 comments

They’ve moved away from their signature indie-pop to concentrate on a more intimate listen

21/04/12 0 comments

He continues to be masterful at funnelling exquisite new wine into dusty old bottles

14/04/12 0 comments

This is a record that, at every given opportunity throws smart, intelligent, often rather confusing pop songs your way

14/04/12 0 comments

A confident step up from her debut, which sees her branching further away from her 80s influence to achieve a slicker yet far grungier sound

05/04/12 0 comments