‘Live at St. Helens Technical College ‘81’ captures Mark E. Smith and The Fall at the height of their powers and should be a future entry point for those looking to find a way into their daunting discography.
Australian songstress Indigo Sparke’s debut album, Echo, is an intimate exercise illustrating existential crisis.
Tyron is a retrospective, staying true to his tongue in cheek persona while also acknowledging some much needed personal growth.
With their eight full-length album Open Door Policy, The Hold Steady firmly stepped into the new era of a band with some sensational songs and juicy stories to tell.
Lush orchestrations and vocalist Isaac Wood’s manic delivery help Black Country, New Road carve out a sizable niche in the crowded UK post-punk field.