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Who doesn’t love a bit of filth with their harmonies? How can anyone resist the temptations of sexual suggestion and lurid details of carnal...

Craig Stephen on a game-changing post-punk classic ...  Most commentators head straight to Metal Box for the definitive PiL album. But I’ve ...

As I read through the Failsafe Records promo blurb for the Auckland-based Haiku Redo’s debut album Disco Summer, I’m reminded of the ancient...

Here’s your mission, should you choose to accept it: make a list of the best songs about space travel, aliens and giant monsters from space,...

It’s been a very long time since a truly new studio album from Matt Johnson dropped, a quarter of a century in fact, if you cast aside esote...

Craig Stephen on the recent-ish Blur return … In a recent review on this site, I noted that The Libertines were no longer spiky, noisy larr...

Some artists go under the radar for years after being dumped by a fickle record label or are victims of current trends. Some of the artists ...

Well, this is a lovely surprise, and a bit of a trip. An album which started its journey as far back as 1994, finally springing to life in N...

Punk's Not Dead at an exhibition of music's greatest genre … The crowd was as mixed as the exhibition itself. Young punks, old pun...

Craig Stephen digs deep to come up with another should-have-been but never-quite-got-there classic album from the vast vaults of the early 1...