The Geography of Wire
Wire talk about growing up in Watford and Hornsey, touring with Roxy Music, being written off, and the University of Strategic Optimism»
Articles
Wrongs has written the following articles:
Moby - Destroyed
Moby appears caught between two worlds, the celebrity hit-maker and the authentic artist, failing to bridge from one to the other.»
Micachu and the Shapes and the London Sinfonietta - Chopped & Screwed
Soon enough it might be difficult to talk about Micachu without using the word 'genius'.»
David Gray - Foundling
The sort of artist that epitomises the vapid burping elements of pop culture is usually a treat for critics. They can set out their stall against it, demand standards, meaning, aesthetic extremity, reclaim pop for art. Someone like David Gray is like a palate cleanser, a refreshing low, to give weight and dimension to a critical world.»
Jonathan Dueck - In Transit Presents - 16mm
If you don’t enjoy sitting and contemplating abstracted visuals then it’s not for you. For those who are not sent into glassy torpor by the idea, it’s an eloquent, introspective and cute kind of film.»
School Of Seven Bells - Disconnect from Desire
Everything now seems visible, obvious, and slightly tawdry. »
Wildbirds and Peacedrums - Iris
What dominates is a polite and mannered civility, that makes you cry out for a bit of a splash. »
Ether Festival: Broadcast @ Queen Elizabeth Hall, 21/4/10
Sixty years ago, on the very spot where Broadcast are playing tonight, stood a Victorian brick tower. Originally for pouring molten lead to create buckshot for the muskets of empire, the Royal Festival of Britain in 1951 saw the tower proudly housing a s»
Kelpe - Cambio Wechsel
[The following is a IMAGINING of the process that may have occurred at an IMAGINARY ad agency that led to Kelpe's 'Quick Broken Harp' to appear on a recent mobile phone advert. So nobody sue, yeah?]»
Morrissey - Swords
Post-comeback, Morrissey’s advancing years are always going to be a question. The collection is littered with quaint archaisms.»
AFI - Crash Love
Crash Love is a collection of sounds that falls somewhere between P.O.D. and a fart that's been trapped in a turbo-fx pedal for ten years. »
Tyondai Braxton - Central Market
Like his father in jazz before him, Tyondai is furthering the cause of the pop experiment. »
Taken By Trees - East Of Eden
Do you remember a time when everything was better? Do you believe in a place in which all troubles evaporate? If yes, you are indu»
YACHT - See Mystery Lights
Religion likes big social signs. Whether it’s the Polyphonic Spree massing around creepy sunshine harmonies, the clean smell of »
Mount Eerie - Wind's Poem
Over his long career, from the K Records days as auteur outsider with the Microphones to his recent solo-geared output as Mount Ee»
Drowned In Sheffield #14
DiS Does Singles 17.06.13: Dornik, Washed Out, AlunaGeorge
All Hail the Culturati... Fighting Over Radiohead's Hail to the Thief
Cutting Through the Noise: What it's really like representing new artists at events like The Great Escape
Arts & Crafts: Field Trip 2013 - The DiS Review
Live report The Stone Roses - Finsbury Park, London: 8th June 2013
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