Tuesday, Oct 13, 2026
Documenting the madness
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Album Reviews, Reviews
I was sat writing about the EP ‘These People’ from a bench in a deserted park on a sunny day in the midst of social isolation. The sorta thing that lends itself more to Leonard Cohen, rather than the young, energetic 4-piece from South London, Talk Show. I wrote about three words
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Sadly, but unsurprisingly, five nights on the taps caught up with me and I’ve been off with tonsilitis for the last week. I also had to lock myself in my box room because my housemates were certain I had Coronavirus. This meant I missed SHEAFS play their debut EP, Vox Pop, at The
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What is this? Am I actually enjoying Black Sabbath? Am I listening to a metal album, and not just listening idly but actually replaying songs? Am I genuinely adding them to Spotify playlists? Am I, a 26 year old man who has never belonged to any particular genre or fashion beyond
Album Reviews, Reviews
Hello and welcome! Today's album review is Muse’s latest album, Simulation Theory. Let’s jump straight in, it’s out there...like far out there. The album centres around the theory of machines/AI creating a mind of it’s own and destroying humanity. Although this sounds like anothe
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Mood: that strange optimism you get a few days after being lost in mind space after a heavy weekend. Setting: early morning bus to work. After being jolted awake (along with half of the other dazed passengers from the high pitched bleed out of my headphones) with an explosive ope
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Chris Kamara made a Christmas album and I have to review it. Fuck sake man. The album is called Here’s to Christmas, a toast that nobody has ever made except in irony after the grand ‘I HATE YOU ALL’ finale of the Brexit-themed Christmas dinner argument. If you’ve ever listened t
