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Let’s go back to the time when Muse were able to verify their identity. I remember buying their album Absolution, putting it in my CD player and…

I love underground music, and Anna Kitten Pie is my current favorite band. And Minx is their best album to date. Popularity is the kiss of death. Once…

After some consideration, I realised that Keaton Henson’s Kindly Now is most definitely one of  my favourite albums of the year. It…

Girlpool’s June 2015 release, Before the World Was Big, will sound familiar to many young listeners. The album gives a sensation of…

2005 was the last year when indie was a proper musical force. In the 11 years since then, indie music has been cannibalized by other genres, most…

One of the great things about reviewing music is the opportunity it gives me to indulge in my favourite albums whilst giving them my full attention.…

Twenty years ago, British rock had its Annus Mirabilis. Radiohead, Verve and Spiritualized created their best works in the 90s. At the end, OK…

When you release an album recognized by many as the best post-hardcore release ever, there’s not much to do than to call it quits and focus on other…

Explosions in the Sky (EITS) is one of the most emblematic post-rock bands, and for good reason, their lengthy instrumental pieces with little more…

I often like it when two artists collaborate and I am thrilled if it happens to be a collaboration between two good artists but when Passenger and…

Bellhound Choir is a solo project of Danish author Christian Hade Madsen. His first EP Stray Screech Beastdropped in 2015 and it was a teaser for his…

Do you remember when you were young? Do you remember that very distinctive mixed and contradictory feeling of fearlessness and doubt, of possibility…

Is it OK to write about your own music? That’s the dilemma I was struggling with during my first years of radio hosting and journalism. &…