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How do you sum up grief in 62 pages? I’m really not sure, but Anna Barker manages to pull it off effortlessly in her brand new poetry collection Book of Crow. It’s a gritty, gorgeously gruesome deep ...

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Much like their EP, Moderate Air Quality, released this February, The Sick Man of Europe ’s eponymous debut album throbs with ...

Scratch It doesn’t quite reach those heights. Imagination and scope aren’t missing here but what is here feels disjointed, scrappy and rushed. Like James Said takes a Blondie-ish approach that Remy ...

And that’s just the opening track on Sally Anne Morgan ’s remarkable third album, a richly textured immersion in nature and ...

Matt Young discovers a deranged delight of an album from Glasgow’s Water Machine Released: 20.06.25 ...

WITCH (We Intend To Cause Havoc) aren’t chasing nostalgia on Sogolo. They’re twisting it into something stranger, slicker, ...

The cultural landscape has changed considerably in the almost 15 years since Patrick Wolf’s last studio full length, and on Crying the Neck he contextualises his unique sound into a contemporary ...