We’re halfway through 2023 already, can you believe it? That halfway mark also means it’s time we share with you the albums that enticed us the most so far.
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Motorpsycho – Yay!
Motorpsycho is like a box of chocolates. You never know what you’re gonna get. Continue reading
Craven Faults – Standers
If you want to discover Yorkshire by foot you best throw away your maps and GPS device. Simply put on Craven Faults and let him guide you to the horizon. Continue reading
Ghost Woman – Anne, If
Did we just experience a glitch in the Matrix? Or was it just a ghost of the past? Continue reading
Yo La Tengo – This Stupid World
Many people have the opinion that standing still is like going backwards. Maybe they are right but if it’s up to Hoboken finest standing still doesn’t necessarily lead to something negative.
Carlton Melton – Resemble Ensemble
January, oh January. What a lovely month. For connoisseurs that is. Could the latest Carlton Melton serve as an ideal soundtrack to the winter blues? Let’s dig in. Continue reading
Horse Lords – Comradely Objects
Avant-garde for the masses! Can it be done? If it’s up to Horse Lords, the answer will be a resounding ‘yes’. Continue reading
Gilla Band – Most Normal
Wake up you noise loving punkers, it’s time for Gilla Band! Continue reading
Motorpsycho – Ancient Astronauts
As you should know by now Motorpsycho’s deep back catalogue is reason for concern if you ever catch them live and need to catch a train back home. The Norwegians don’t have any intention to slow down and keep releasing work after work. Earlier this year the band’s umpteenth album, Ancient Astronauts was brought out on Stickman Records and Rune Grammofon. Continue reading
Fontaines D.C. – Skinty Fia
As summer soars, time slows down and the steady stream of interesting releases comes to a standstill. So it’s a good time to write about Fontaines D.C.’s third, an album we left on the shelf for dull moments like these. Continue reading
