Fir Wave is Peel's most intricate and inviting work yet.
Reviews
Review | National Trust EP – Blanketman
Blanketman are confident and bold in their debut EP.
Review | Chemtrails Over The Country Club – Lana Del Rey
Chemtrails... is a further affirmation of Lana Del Rey's prowess, writes Niamh Pillinger.
Review | Lout EP – The Horrors
The Horrors have found themselves at a stylistic crossroad that offers only excitement for future releases.
Review | As Days Get Dark – Arab Strap
After a sixteen year absence, Arab Strap return with a freshness rarely seen with comeback albums.
Review | CARNAGE – Nick Cave and Warren Ellis
Cave and Ellis return to the more violent tones of early Bad Seeds, but CARNAGE is still a powerfully emotional and versatile affair.
Review | Digital Dream EP – Deap Vally
Digital Dream sees Deap Vally explore realms of romanticism and crushing realism in an EP that, while at times a little inconsistent, offers a distinctly eclectic journey.
Review | On All Fours – Goat Girl
Nearly three years have passed since Goat Girl announced their unmistakably defiant presence with their self-titled debut album, and On All Fours is irrefutable evidence that their quest for change is far from over. Keeping hold of producer Dan Carey, On All Fours says goodbye to the two-minute jaunty-punk hits from their first offering and embraces a braver, more…
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