Bret McKenzie is a creative slut, and I do mean that in the nicest possible ...Read more »
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Gomez :: Split the Difference
Gomez is a British group that has never really been put in any category. Since ...Read more »
(Classic Album Review) Manic Street Preachers :: Generation Terrorists (1992)
Is anybody old enough to remember a time when the Manics sounded less like Oasis ...Read more »
(Classic Album) Love :: Forever Changes (1967)
Formed in Los Angeles, California in 1965, Love have gained notoriety as the years have ...Read more »
(Live Review) The Fanatics, Cortina, Avotor and Disasteradio
If the cliché is true, then fashion certainly comes in cycles. For some bands punk ...Read more »
The Upbeats: A View From the Inside
This year and the last have seen the release of several acclaimed albums from New ...Read more »
(Classic Album) Joy Division :: Unknown Pleasures (1979)
Fear, paranoia, intensity, anxiety, epilepsy – inventive, provoking, inspiring, new, amazing. Joy Division brought these ...Read more »
The Upbeats :: The Upbeats
For those of you who have already read the interview with the Drum ‘n’ Bass ...Read more »
Dead End Beat: The Story So Far
March is an important month for Wellington-based band Dead End Beat. Their debut self-titled album ...Read more »
(Classic Album) The Creation :: We Are Paintermen (1967)
In their short two-year career (1966-1968), the Creation released their only album, We Are Paintermen. Read more »
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