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Much as Walter Benjamin's seminal Marxist text explored the radical changes that were being exerted on the value of creative practice in...

Throughout the myriad works of Toronto-based musician Sandro Perri , the exploration of melodics have been a constant. This new album, ...

Esmerine would play their first London gig at Electrowerkz, an idiosyncratic venue renowned for its goth nights and clubbing. Given their h...

Esmerine played their first European tour recently, performing material from their acclaimed third album La Lechuza. The 405 was afforde...

Some people live and breathe their music, as if they could be recast against any environment, any colouring particulars- the only consta...

It's hard to know where to begin with Clap Your Hands Say Yeah's third album. The conventional narrative up until now reads that ...

FRIDAY 2011 marked Standon Calling's seventh year of public operation and the three day event promised much by way of bands and festi...

Of all the artists to play this year's Standon Calling, I was perhaps looking forward to seeing Saul Willliams the most. The enigma...

Let it not be said that next month's Standon Calling does not cater for the academically minded festival punter. Besides one of the m...

As I write this review, a sudden downpour has begun it's onslaught outside and the sky has turned grey. Esmerine 's record has b...

I'd discovered Chicago's Disappears fairly recently, and as with any recent acquisition to my list of 'new favourite bands...

Children of the 80's and 90's, how fondly will you look back on those formative years? Mid-90's, I could be found perched by th...

Besides one of the most exciting line-ups a UK festival can boast this year, Standon Calling is set to unleash all manner of nightmarish v...