Brigitte Calls Me Baby – Irreversible
Brigitte Calls Me Baby’s Irreversible aims for grandeur, gloss and breakout buzz, but beneath the sheen lies a hollow, derivative record short on risk, substance and memorable songwriting.
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Building on the spiritual foundation established in The Collective, the art-rock icon addresses current issues with directness on her third solo LP—for better or worse.
Cut Worms – Transmitter
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Hater – Mosquito
Four years on from the well-received Sincere, Malmö’s Hater find themselves at a creative crossroads.
The Comsat Angels Interview (2009)
Memorably described as “the band Joy Division could have been,” Sheffield’s Comsat Angels remain the city’s best kept secret. Our 2009 interview captures the band’s mindset at the time of their brief comeback.