An Archive of Incendiary Magazine 2002 – 2017
..listening to Lost Friends And New Found Habits is like stepping through the looking glass into a world that’s ever so familiar and yet completely different from our own.
Continue reading “Doctors & Dealers – Lost Friends and New Found Habits”
An ideal accompaniment to an evening cocktail, you could play much worse than Russell Huie when trying to entertain your dinner guests.
Robert Gomez isn’t trying to get your heart racing, but he is trying to make you feel better.
Continue reading “Robert Gomez – Pine Sticks and Phosphorous”
I suppose this LP is like Thunderclap Newman getting stuck in a lift with a very sedated Swell Maps and doing a hippy jam session…
Dylan, God bless him, has always done things his own way. So much so that you often get the impression that he really couldn’t give a monkeys as to what anybody thinks of him
Continue reading “Bob Dylan and his band – Heineken Music Hall April 10th 2009”
Klang is a powerful, focused and extremely confident album
…the grace and lightness of touch shown on tracks like Tiger King, Woman of Aran and The North Sound knock anything the likes of Sigur Ros (and similar atmospheric acts) have done into a cocked hat.
By the time their tsunami of sound abated, the place was so overcrowded it felt like being back in the D.H.S.S. in the 1980’s.
Continue reading “Air Cav and Daniel Land and the Modern Painters – Sub 071 Leiden, Vera Groningen”
Maybe our expectations were too high, but this is a very one-paced record.
