You’re not likely to find many Carpenters numbers floating around the blogosphere due in part… Read the post#187 Sonic Youth – Superstar
The only question that remains unanswered is how much longer this Dublin band can remain… Read the post#186 Delorentos – Solitude
Jettisoned from the same part of the world that produced the Cranberries the Glee Club… Read the post#185 The Glee Club – No Reason
Mojave 3 are pretty much polar opposite to the band their main man used to… Read the post#184 Mojave 3 – Big Star Baby (Demo)
Matthew Adam Hart was the sole creative behind the Russian Futurists debut album. Hard to… Read the post#183 The Russian Futurists – Mind's Dying Verse (You & The Wine)
Lene Lovich may have had a curious Eastern European bent in her performances but she… Read the post#182 Lene Lovich – Lucky Number
Alex and Tom White carry on the grand old tradition of British siblings as successful… Read the post#181 The Electric Soft Parade – Silent To The Dark II
Lowgold’s deeply dull live persona belied their studio efforts. Darren Ford had the wherewithal to… Read the post#180 Lowgold – Never Alone
You can now buy this song and the rest of the album on our record… Read the post#179 Red Star Belgrade – Saddest Girl In The World
This is one of those songs that appears in an advert for a big brand… Read the post#178 Lazyboy – Police Dogs Bonfires
If you like the way Fisherspooner are reigniting the glory days of synth pop then… Read the post#177 Shiny Toy Guns – Don't Cry Out
It’s near impossible to trace Lake Trout’s jazz/dance background to their current palette. Their recent… Read the post#176 Lake Trout – Now We Know
