This article was originally posted on here (and is also very late getting posted here so oops.) A low rumbling of thunder and static signals Sigur Ros to the stage, setting the tone for both the relaxing and terrifying tunes that are to come. The three-piece are barely visible from behind a mask of swirling … More Sigur Ros – Edinburgh International Festival LIVE REVIEW
Blonde’ isn’t an album that can be concisely written about; these are rich, multifaceted songs that know when to keep the listener at arm’s length, and when to pull them in close. … More Frank Ocean – Blonde ALBUM REVIEW
Nuanced storytelling, hauntingly bare compositions and a sharp, dextrous vocal take a playful metaphor and turn it into an album’s worth of gold. … More Mitski – Puberty 2 Review (via Gigsoup)
Clams Casino’s anticipated debut feels more like a coronation than an introduction, but it’s still a worthy collection of tracks from the religiously revered producer. … More Clams Casino – 32 Levels review (via GIGsoup)
Róisín Murphy’s new album is a restless and rewarding tumble down the rabbit hole. … More Róisín Murphy – Take Her Up To Monto Review (Via Gigsoup)
For a group that look so comfortable on the pub scene, their set tonight suggests that they deserve a stage much bigger the next time they’re around. … More Royal Headache – Broadcast Gig Review
‘Masterpiece’ is a sturdy, diverse debut that grows more impressive when its stories have sunk in. … More Big Thief – ‘Masterpiece’ Review
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While Gold Panda has always had a knack for emulating places in his music, ‘Good Luck’ may be the first time he’s truly taken the listener on a journey. … More Gold Panda – ‘Good Luck and Do Your best’ ALBUM REVIEW (via Gigsoup)
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