Music can be a movement; one of the recurring themes at the heart of punk rock is fighting for political and/or societal change. And so,
Read moreLaura Jane Grace – Stay Alive (Big Scary Monsters / Polyvinyl Recording Co2020)
It may sound silly, but I was really worried about listening to this album. So often with a band you love, their solo work just
Read morePhantastic Ferniture – Phantastic Ferniture (Polyvinyl, 2018)
I recently got this album but it took me a little while to listen to it. I soon realised I had been missing out: it
Read moreThe Pearl Harts – Glitter & Spit (self-released, 2018)
The Pearl Harts are a two-piece, female rock outfit from London. I love the album title, Glitter & Spit. Pretty much summed up my getting
Read morePale Kids – Holy Mess 7″ (Drunken Sailor Records, 2017)
So I thought I had my thoughts together for this 7″ review. Thought I had it all sorted. A queer band from Durham – ace.
Read morePet Symmetry – Vision (Polyvinyl, 2017)
Wait, this album came out a few months ago. Oh, oops. Well, this one is a little late then. Ah well, I’d best get on
Read moreShugo Tokumaru – TOSS (Polyvinyl Records, 2017)
Well this is an odd one. Gotta admit, I stuck it on and thought Go Team! meets Cornelius with a hint of Andrew Bird. Which
Read moreThe Paperhead – Chew (Trouble in Mind, 2017)
Ok – wow. This year has been crazy busy. I have been all over the place and am only just recovering from what was an
Read moreFred Thomas – Changer (Polyvinyl, 2017)
OK, OK. Yes, here I go again. Another Polyvinyl album. I can hear you already: “But Clara, we know you are a sycophantic Polyvinyl fangirl.
Read morePijn – Floodlit (Holy Roar Records 2017)
So I hear about Pijn and they get compared to a few bands that make me prick my ears up, Explosions in the Sky, Mogwai,
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