Author: inmusic123

Apparently a lot of the songs were conjured up the New Synagogue in Gdansk and an abandoned marine machinery plant.
Continue reading “Trupa Trupa – Headache”

The feeling that Cummi Flu gives off is that of Doerell as a maniacal curator of a museum that’s stuffed to the seams with strange and arcane objets trouvés.

Continue reading “Oliver Doerell – Cummi Flu”

The Membranes may flirt with a cartoony image of themselves but in the words of the Sage of Sheffield John Shuttleworth, don’t be fooled.
Continue reading “Grauzone Day 2, Melkweg, Amsterdam, 31/1/15”

Then MES and Elena shuffled on; buttoned up and carrying their stuff, looking like two daytrippers who were running for the Last of The Summer Wine coach trip to Holmfirth. You just felt this was going to be good.
Continue reading “Grauzone, Melkweg, Amsterdam, 30/1/15, The Fall”

But regardless of expectations or otherwise, it’s a great, warm pop record, chock full of good licks and hooks and the funny squidgy little beats that keep you nodding along.
Continue reading “Panda Bear Meets the Grim Reaper”

There are some BIG songs on here; right from the off, and by the midpoint you can feel pretty puffed and in need of a biscuit.
Continue reading “Siskiyou – Nervous”

This is sassy German metropolitan pop; confident, fresh and cheeky. And it fits VERY well within this particular canon.
Continue reading “Pollyester – City of O”

Do you need boneheaded stomps replete with deadpan vocals droning on about modern living, and overlaid by soft, pearly grey washes and grinding, grizzly slabs of synth?
Continue reading “Flug 8 – Trans Atlantik”

Continue reading “Incendiary chow down with John Robb”

It’s almost the perfect alternative pop record; with enough to satisfy urban existentialists and garden centre visitors alike.
Continue reading “Diagrams – Chromatics”