Oasis, Deep Dive (part I)
Oasis’ much-vaunted comeback will obviously and inevitably be a risible exercise in meticulously stage-managed, money-grabbing nostalgia, and yet, despite my […]
Oasis’ much-vaunted comeback will obviously and inevitably be a risible exercise in meticulously stage-managed, money-grabbing nostalgia, and yet, despite my […]
I’ve long had a soft spot for Haim, but against my better judgement, because there’s something of the stroppy, obscenely
It’s strange that people associate the Beach Boys with carefree, sun-drenched California surfin’ because, if you want my opinion, Pet
Apparently you’re not really allowed to have an opinion on rock music unless you’re au fait with foundational acts of
The Rolling Stones were fucked up drug-addled minor royalty by 1972. They’d been ejected from the United Kingdom due to
When I was around 9 years old, my Oedipus complex kicked in and, in a belated identification with my neurotic
Well, this is awkward. I’m two albums into the Rolling Stones’ so-called “classic run” and I’m already distinctly underwhelmed by
Fuck me, all those sixties guitar wankers going on and on and on about how the Rolling Stones, the Beatles,
I am only tangentially familiar with miserable, rain-drenched Scottish post-punk band the Jesus and Mary Chain because (a) they were
Annie Lennox long struck me as a strange proposition – a tall, pale, willowy, otherworldly, short-haired fierce-as-fuck Scottish ice queen,