Slowcore Week: Sun Kil Moon's 'Duk Koo Kim'
Fourteen minutes and thirty-two seconds of complete immersion in sound – yet the shortest fourteen minutes and thirty-two seconds that have ever passed this writer by. »
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It's Jewellery Quarter, by The Twang. They’re well lairy, right? Like Oasis, yar? Like Ocean Colour Scene, mmm-hmm? Didn't they try to date-rape the NME once?»
Fourteen minutes and thirty-two seconds of complete immersion in sound – yet the shortest fourteen minutes and thirty-two seconds that have ever passed this writer by. »
Following something of a Camera Obscura 'best of' set, this writer walks away with a romantic fuzz all around her, lasting for the next few days»
Hercules & Love Affair without Antony Hegarty is, for sure, a strange(r) beast - as brilliant as it could be, but for some reason it’s a tad too try hard»
An on top of their game The Futureheads are currently playing like it’s their last hour on the planet. It’s a truly mind-blowing set»
At the risk of not accepting things for what they are, it’s got to be acknowledged that in a few years' time, Yeasayer are going to be boundlessly prolific»
Kelley Polar morphs trippy loops into ‘70s funk, before a falsetto punctuates driving beats, isolated timbres and sporadic strings into a blend of verdant self-assertion, truly the sound of an alternate universe»
Eddie Argos is as foppish as he is mindful. Tonight, an entirely befitting brass section is accompanying Art Brut in a mid-size room filled with haircuts, androgyny and the balding in almost equal parts»