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Best known as a member of Portishead, the English singer releases her first solo studio album, ushering listeners into a dark, mythical musical world. [Wall Street Journal] By Mark Richardson In June 2013, the label Domino announced that…
When Zayn Malik introduced himself as a member of One Direction — one of the most popular boy bands in history — he did so under the guise of being the broody and mysterious one. The Bradford-born singer very rarely spoke at length in…
China Forbes: The Road Wrasse Records Vinyl | CD | DL available here Available 17th May The Road is the eagerly anticipated third solo album from China Forbes, the multilingual lead singer of Portland’s genre defying little orchestra Pink…
Dea Matrona | Housewife Night and Day Café, Manchester Tuesday 14th May 2024 Returning to a Manchester stage for possibly the sixth time, Dea Matrona, divine mothers of Irish Rock and Roll are promoting their new album For Your Sins on a…
The critical darling's sonic sleight of hand comes to play throughout her latest record, on which she contorts herself to toy with diverse genres and tempos.
What a great season for music this is, if you’re someone who has an old-fashioned thing for albums that really feel like albums. And it’s not because of any wave of old-timers ganging up with each other to show off their concept-record…
Kevin Richard Martin: Black Intracranial Recordings LP | DL Out 17th May 2024 Pre-order vinyl here Less homage as textural expansion and frayed, ambient tapestry to the memory of Amy Winehouse, yet more an experiment to mount the…
A powerful play by Moisés Kaufman and Amanda Gronich at New York Theatre Workshop takes its inspiration from a photo album that depicts the concentration camp’s staff relaxing and enjoying themselves in close proximity to unimaginable…
Kammerakademie Potsdam/Manacorda (Sony Classical, five CDs) Though the sound is lean and bright, and the articulation of the strings wonderfully crisp, this rehash of Beethoven’s Symphonies lacks character and excitement
Beth Gibbons was searching for the right moment to compose her debut solo album – or maybe it was a matter of feeling. The singer-songwriter’s recorded output in the past two decades has included Portishead’s starkly haunting 2008 comeback…
Hannigan/Chamayou (Alpha) The superb projection of Hannigan’s voice and the rainbow of colours in Chamayou’s piano lay bare the sexual desire and religious fervour prevalent in Messiaen’s early works
Are we finally seeing the artist behind the baggy-goth avatar? Interrogating her public image and fan culture, Eilish delivers a restless album that is equal parts sighing and squalling