Critics’ Reaction to God’s Pocket
God’s Pocket isn’t a great film. It is a decent film or even a good film but that isn’t really …
Category Archives: the dumping ground
Review: Amongst The Pigeons – Silence Will Be Assumed As Acceptance
Silence Will Be Assumed As Acceptance is the fourth album by eclectic electronica artist Amongst The Pigeons. The album was …
Review: The Mantis Opera – Broken Glass EP
In his 2011 book Retromania: Pop’s Addiction To Its Own Past, Simon Reynolds wrote about how the way people purchase, …
Book Review: The April Dead by Alan Parks
The April Dead is the latest Detective Harry McCoy book by Alan Parks. Set in 1970s Glasgow, the books are …
Review: The Lucid Dream – The Deep End
Antonin Artaud, major figure of the twentieth century European avant-garde, loved to write essays and manifestos. In one such manifesto …
Review: Veryan – Here
‘Stopping to wonder is not something that need disappear with childhood. Our driving force is rooted in curiosity and slowing …
Review: Manfred Hamil – Everything Fades
In many ways, Cue Dot Records and Manfred Hamil are a perfect fit. Cut Dot, with its references to cinematic …
Is Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino a Hauntological Album?
Yes, the Arctic Monkeys album that’s now two or three years old. The title may be a strange question admittedly …
Review: SAD MAN – Music of Dreams and Panic
When reviewing music or any kind of art it is important to be honest. And so honestly, I didn’t know …
The Doors: a band you grow out of?
The Doors were and still are a big band. That doesn’t necessarily mean they were a great band or even …
