Reviews / Album

Zone out, smile wide and let the Boogie take you over again; if you’re already a fan then you’re going to be very happy.

Tooth & Nail is one of Billy’s best, a collection as cerebral and confronting as it is soothing and comforting.

A melancholic melting pot of post-punk, industrial rock and synth pop - all contained in just two tracks.

An impressive melodic hardcore EP that deviates from the typical formula.

An exciting preamble to part two of Hundredth's two part EP.

Nothing spectacular, but a good listen for fans of bands more pop than punk.

Dr. Worm got weird.

Reward for effort.

Nanobots grows on you and if you feel a bit unsettled after your first listen, try again and you’ll be crooning “Teslaaaa, brought the x-ray photo to the world” in the shower for weeks.

To merely describe TMBG as ‘quirky’ or ‘zany’ is to do them a disservice. Yes, they’re idiosyncratic, but it isn’t without intelligence, humour or talent.

Lost In Translation pleases with its minor shifts and pensive mood, and The River proves they can structure an organic folk-roots song well with racing guitar plucks chased by a scatty beat.

This quintet’s insouciance and New York City suavity prevails.