Tom Walters
Looking back on The Streets’ ‘A Grand Don’t Come For Free’ (6th June 2017, Features)
Ricky Eat Acid - Talk to You Soon (26th October 2016, Reviews)
Opening doors: Porches (2nd October 2016, Features)
Fear of Men: “this is as real as I could be at the time” (6th September 2016, Features)
Wesley Gonzalez: “Fuck it - I really like the shit you hated in the seventies” (2nd September 2016, Features)
Golden days: Whitney (4th August 2016, Features)
Pantha du Prince - The Triad (20th May 2016, Reviews)
Looking back on Gorillaz’s ‘Demon Days’ (10th May 2016, Features)
Kevin Morby - Singing Saw (15th April 2016, Reviews)
Andrew Bird - Are You Serious (1st April 2016, Reviews)
The Range - Potential (11th March 2016, Reviews)
Porches - Pool (5th February 2016, Reviews)
Michigan thrashers Pity Sex take on the UK: “I swear I won’t comment on the accent” (5th December 2015, Features)
Viet Cong, Oslo, London (2nd December 2015, Reviews)
Fuuuuun: Looking back on Be Your Own Pet’s self-titled debut (23rd November 2015, Features)
Traams: “There’s some fucking angry songs on this record” (20th November 2015, Features)
Anna von Hausswolff - The Miraculous (13th November 2015, Reviews)
Martin Courtney - Many Moons (30th October 2015, Reviews)
Roots Manuva - Bleeds (30th October 2015, Reviews)
Ought: “We wouldn’t trade this for anything” (16th October 2015, Features)
Panda Bear, Brixton Electric, London (3rd October 2015, Reviews)
Discovering ‘Me’ - Empress Of: “This album was about learning how to love myself more” (15th September 2015, Features)
Beirut - No No No (11th September 2015, Reviews)
Hooton Tennis Club - Highest Point In Cliff Town (28th August 2015, Reviews)
Hooton and Howling: A day in the life with Hooton Tennis Club (27th August 2015, Features)
Øya 2015 (18th August 2015, Reviews)
Øya Festival (11th August 2015, Features)
July 2015’s Best Bandcamp releases (31st July 2015, Features)
June 2015’s Best Bandcamp releases (7th July 2015, Features)
Kid Wave - Wonderlust (30th May 2015, Reviews)
Twin Shadow - Eclipse (3rd May 2015, Reviews)
April 2015’s Best Bandcamp releases (3rd May 2015, Features)
Ceremony - The L-Shaped Man (2nd May 2015, Reviews)
Jackson Scott - Sunshine Redux (24th April 2015, Reviews)
March 2015’s best Bandcamp releases (27th March 2015, Features)
Coming Home: Meet Leon Bridges (4th March 2015, Features)
Dan Deacon: “If I go a couple of days without writing music I lose my fucking mind” (23rd February 2015, Features)
Girl Band: “I like music that has this certain sense of humour about it” (20th February 2015, Features)
January 2015’s best Bandcamp releases (30th January 2015, Features)
The full-throttle charm of Viet Cong, a band on a mission (17th January 2015, Features)
Viet Cong - Viet Cong (15th January 2015, Reviews)
Elvis Depressedly: “In Christianity, it’s kind of like a big pro wrestling match between Satan and Jesus” (9th January 2015, Features)
Tellison make way for the new at London gig (5th January 2015, Reviews)
Future Islands rock out the Roundhouse (4th January 2015, Reviews)
Best of Bandcamp: 2014’s finest (18th December 2014, Features)
Best of Bandcamp: November 2014 (1st December 2014, Features)
Tracks: Paramore, James Blake & More (28th November 2014, Features)
Mac DeMarco, Forum, London (26th November 2014, Reviews)
Ariel Pink - pom pom (13th November 2014, Reviews)
Childhood: “It’s a pretty breezy album” (8th November 2014, Features)
Les Sins - Michael (7th November 2014, Reviews)
Best of Bandcamp: October 2014 (5th November 2014, Features)
Ultimate Painting - Ultimate Painting (23rd October 2014, Reviews)
Iceage - Plowing Into The Field Of Love (30th September 2014, Reviews)
Southsea Fest 2014 (30th September 2014, Reviews)
The History Of Apple Pie - Feel Something (23rd September 2014, Reviews)
Southsea Fest 2014 (19th September 2014, Features)
PC Worship - Social Rust (18th September 2014, Reviews)
Iceage: “There are hundreds of references here” (10th September 2014, Features)
First Aid Kit: “It doesn’t have to last forever” (6th September 2014, Features)
Mazes - Wooden Aquarium (2nd September 2014, Reviews)
Tops - Picture You Staring (30th August 2014, Reviews)
The Rentals - Lost In Alphaville (29th August 2014, Reviews)
A Sunny Day In Glasgow: “We are not and have never been deliberately obscure” (20th August 2014, Features)
Flow Festival 2014 (14th August 2014, Reviews)
Flow Festival 2014 (6th August 2014, Features)
A Sunny Day In Glasgow - Sea When Absent (1st August 2014, Reviews)
OFF Festival 2014 (30th July 2014, Features)
Adult Jazz - Gist Is (29th July 2014, Reviews)
Parquet Courts & Eagulls clash brilliantly at Latitude 2014 (20th July 2014, Reviews)
Gengahr cement their exciting reputation at Latitude 2014 (19th July 2014, Reviews)
Childhood bring sun-drenched debut album to Latitude 2014 (18th July 2014, Reviews)
Joyce Manor - Never Hungover Again (15th July 2014, Reviews)
Everything’s coming up Girl Band (12th July 2014, Features)
Best of Bandcamp: July 2014 (10th July 2014, Features)
How to Dress Well: “I’ve never worked this hard on anything in my entire life” (30th June 2014, Features)
Plague Vendor: “I just can’t stop thinking about dark stuff” (19th June 2014, Features)
Cerebral Ballzy - Jaded & Faded (12th June 2014, Reviews)
White Lung - Deep Fantasy (12th June 2014, Reviews)
Lower - Seek Warmer Climes (10th June 2014, Reviews)
OFF Festival 2014 (8th June 2014, Reviews)
Parquet Courts - Sunbathing Animal (29th May 2014, Reviews)
The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart - Days Of Abandon (28th May 2014, Reviews)
Teleman - Breakfast (26th May 2014, Reviews)
Horse Party (21st May 2014, Neu)
Oliver Wilde - Red Tide Opal In The Loose End Womb (11th May 2014, Reviews)
Mazes: “We wanted our new album to be stripped back” (9th May 2014, Features)
Sean Nicholas Savage - Bermuda Waterfall (5th May 2014, Reviews)
Upbringing: Protomartyr (24th April 2014, Features)
Olive Drab (15th April 2014, Neu)
Japanther - Instant Money Magic (14th April 2014, Reviews)
Owls - Two (12th April 2014, Reviews)
Plague Vendor - Free To Eat (8th April 2014, Reviews)
PUP - PUP (6th April 2014, Reviews)
Parquet Courts: “It’s a really different record” (6th April 2014, Features)
OUGHT (4th April 2014, Neu)
Eagulls - Eagulls (26th February 2014, Reviews)
Real Estate, Bush Hall, London (21st February 2014, Features)
Solids: ‘We’re Excited And We’re Confused’ (20th February 2014, Features)
Woods: “To us, it was just totally new” (6th February 2014, Features)
Class Of 2014: Speedy Ortiz (9th January 2014, Features)
TOY: ‘We Don’t Lead Particularly Normal Lifestyles’ (4th December 2013, Features)
Spring King: ‘I’m Only Just Beginning To Scratch The Surface’ (2nd December 2013, Features)
Torres: ‘I Wouldn’t Say It’s Been Overnight’ (26th November 2013, Features)
Cheatahs: ‘There’s A Logical Progression’ (15th November 2013, Features)
Royal Blood: “There’s A Dark Side And A Light Side” (7th November 2013, Features)
Waxahatchee & Swearin’: ‘We All Wanted To Do Our Own Thing’ (5th November 2013, Features)
Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin: ‘This Was The Final Level’ (10th October 2013, Features)
The Orwells: ‘People Can Tell If You’re Faking It’ (23rd September 2013, Neu)
La Route Du Rock 2013 (8th September 2013, Features)
Twin Peaks: ‘Friends, Fun, Bummers, The Whole Range’ (16th August 2013, Neu)
Visions Festival (14th August 2013, Features)
Preview: La Route Du Rock 2013 (14th August 2013, Features)
Preview: Visions 2013 (9th August 2013, Features)
Jackson Scott: ‘You Shouldn’t Be Scared Of Getting Really Absurd’ (6th August 2013, Features)
The Maccabees: ‘The Songs Are As Strong As They’ve Ever Been’ (17th July 2013, Features)
Casual Sex: ‘We’ve Had Our Wild Moments’ (5th July 2013, Neu)
No Age, Corsica Studios, London (25th June 2013, Reviews)
Hooded Fang: ‘I Can’t Make Slow Music’ (24th June 2013, Features)
TRAAMS: ‘We Just Wanted People To Dance’ (17th June 2013, Neu)
Spectrals: ‘I Was Hiding Behind Effects’ (7th June 2013, Features)
TRAAMS (3rd June 2013, Neu)
Kilo Kish: ‘My Songs Mean Whatever You Want Them To Mean.’ (31st May 2013, Neu)
HAERTS (19th April 2013, Neu)
Frugal Father (12th April 2013, Neu)
Rainy Milo: ‘Little Fires Are Started On The Internet’ (11th April 2013, Neu)
Blaenavon: ‘We Recently Learnt About Metaphors In An English Lesson’ (19th March 2013, Neu)
East India Youth (27th February 2013, Neu)
Flamingods: ‘No Two Shows Are Ever The Same’ (2nd February 2013, Neu)
TOPS: ‘We Wanted To Play Something That Was Direct And To The Point’ (28th December 2012, Features)
Cheatahs: ‘It’s Taken Me A Long Time To Find The Confidence To Do This’ (21st November 2012, Neu)
Victories At Sea (23rd October 2012, Neu)
Bloody Knees (8th October 2012, Neu)
Astronauts, etc.: ‘Slow Jamming To Your Own Song Is Totally Not Okay’ (5th October 2012, Neu)
Areca Grove (2nd October 2012, Neu)
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