“It’s Basically Always Beer Time”: DiS Meets Have You Ever Seen The Jane Fonda Aerobic VHS?
We talk beer, politics, and, of course, Jane Fonda with the madcap Finnish trio»
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Gengahr - Where Wildness Grows
Is nothing remarkable about Gengahr beyond the ill-suited and misspelled reference to the most overrated Pokémon of the first generation?»
Holy Motors - Slow Sundown
Those tenacious fans who recorded Holy Motors’ criminally short first season are bound for a major let-down»
Lucy Dacus - Historian
Once you see Dacus for what she is, you begin to trust her»
Totally Mild - Her
Her hides its most crippling blows behind a sleek frame, supple and shiny like a lovingly restored convertible»
Poliça + s t a r g a z e - Music for the Long Emergency
A surprisingly blissful high»
Ought - Room Inside the World
Room… remains Ought’s most beautiful – yes, beautiful – album to date»
Django Django - Marbe Skies
For the ever-curious record geeks, Django Django at least still offer a proposal. Do you meet them on the dancefloor, or in the countryside?»
Porches - The House
The agony is there, but none of the nuance or substance that would make you empathise or relate with it»
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - Wrong Creatures
Wrong Creatures is just disappointing»
Cherry Glazerr - Apocalipstick
A series of gut instincts, bloody rumbles, and quick thrills, exploded into ruby red projection screens for all the world to see»
Cindy Wilson - Change
For Cindy Wilson, the joy of creation flows freely through song»
Sleigh Bells - Kid Kruschev
As a 'mini-album', Kid Kruschev contains all the bubblegum pyrotechnics that Sleigh Bells perfected last year»
Proto Idiot - Leisure Opportunity
One-dimensional boys, a side project for dumb gags, lads content to move simply from point A to point B»
Grandbrothers - Open
Open tastes fine on the first few bites»
Weaves - Wide Open
Wide Open simply doesn’t explode in the same way as the debut»
Un Blonde - Good Will Come to You
Take stock of the love that flows from without so you can send it back»
Deerhoof - Mountain Moves
Deerhoof is life. One cannot dispute this»
Chad VanGaalen - Light Information
The best way to learn about Calgary’s resident wizard is to close your eyes and fall backwards into the whole mess»
EMA - Exile in the Outer Ring
Rise, kids of the void – follow the path of your new cult leader»
Frankie Rose - Cage Tropical
Stylised stills from Ah-Ha’s 'Take Me On' reanimated countless times over to portray love»
The Mercury First Listen Review: J Hus
Lee Adcock on J Hus' Common Sense»
Foster the People - Sacred Hearts Club
Will old fans embrace Foster with the same enthusiasm that he embraces them?»
"Places should be accessible for everyone": DiS Meets Breakfast Muff
We talk drinking culture, gender politics, and the state of Glasgow's DIY scene with the indie punk trio»
Dasher - Sodium
Remember Eagulls, y’all – and beware the same fate»
Tunabunny - Pcp Presents Alice in Wonderland Jr.
What is this phenomenon? What is this persistent ecstasy?»
Silhouettes, Signals, and Oracles: DiS Meets Juana Molina
We spoke to the legendary Argentinian musician about synths, finding guitars, and her new album.»
Big Thief - Capacity
Capacity is simply a better record than Masterpiece»
Alt-J - Relaxer
Devotees of the individual age, concerned more about their aesthetic and wit than any true means of expression»
The Mountain Goats - Goths
This album is a love letter for anyone and everyone that holds the underground to their heart»