Reviews

Josie Long steals the show from Rod Quantock and Nazeem Hussain.

A classically trained German musician and a forward thinking electronic imprint? It works. Johannes Brecht just dropped a hit via Poker Flat Recordings...

There's balloons... and whistles.

He hates on folk music.

"Plenty of edge-of-your-seat moments of terror."

DJs often strike me as similar to superheroes – here, the man behind the intriguing Adesse Versions is a dude called Kevin Gorman.

'Teeth', by 19 y/o Londoner The Japanese House, is an insular, melancholic sound with equal shades of beauty and malaise.

Angus Gordon is the "rightfully awarded winner."

"Injecting (bum) cheek and charm."

A subtle mix of styles that doesn't blow up in the band's face like a science experiment gone wrong.