Reviews

Push The Sky Away is the Bad Seeds at their most unearthly, and Cave at his most obtuse. Together, they create a record that won’t go quietly into the night.

McCarthy and BPB don’t try to imitate the Everlys’ harmonies, rather embracing their own iconic timbres in a warm, intimate and loving tete-a-tete that completely does the source material justice.

You Go Your Way, I’ll Go Mine is a superbly crafted debut taking in a number of genres from folk to rock in which Wills uses her teenage Jeff Buckley influence as the impetus to explore fabulously innovative arrangements.

"It’s obvious that Shirtless Adam scenes have been replaced by crying scenes this season."

Having always been known for their experimental ways, Descension is no different in that respect, but they’ve created material more accessible than ever before.