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In praise of Luluc’s Sculptor

Best yet from the quietly devastating indie-folk duo 
and eminent friends

The Cure – Mixed Up 2018

Remake! Remodel! Revisiting The Cure's remixes

In praise of Arcadia – part folk horror and part documentary

May Queens go wild in the country

Reviewed: Thom Yorke, Usher Hall, Edinburgh, June 8, 2018

Hold tight, it's going to be a fast one!

Boom For Real: The Late Teenage Years Of Jean-Michel Basquiat reviewed

Excellent doc explores the artist's rise to fame in the late Seventies' New York scene

In praise of Studio 54

Splendid new doc shines a light on the notorious nightclub

In praise of Brian Eno’s Music For Installations

Zentastic times with the ambient grandmaster

Reviewed – Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, Distant Sky

Cave and co's splendid concert film

Neil Young’s Paradox – film and soundtrack album review

It's an eco-sci-fi-western...

In praise of I Need To Start A Garden by Haley Heynderickx

Striking debut from Portland singer-songwriter
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When Luluc really want your attention they don’t shout, they whisper. On their second album, 2014’s Passerby, Zoë Randell mourned what she called “this passerby life” in typically muted tones. The song found Randell reminiscing about people she knew or the animals she took care of as a chil...

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