Review: J. Zunz ‘Obsidiana’
When not being one half of the incredible Mexican duo Lorelle Meets The Obsolete, the artist otherwise known as Lorena
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Review: JeGong ‘Gomi Kuzu Can’
One of the many pleasures of reviewing albums is that you get exposed to all sorts of different bands you
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Review: Jagged City ‘There Are More of Us, Always’
Taking inspiration for their name from Hanif Adburraquib’s memoir There’s Always This Year, Jagged City began as a collaborative, cross-continental
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Review: Joe’s Truck Stop ‘The Magnolia Sessions’
For the first two years of its existence, Anti-Corp/Black Matter Mastering’s fantastic The Magnolia Sessions ran at a blistering pace,
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Review: Jesse Sykes And The Sweet Hereafter ‘Forever, I’ve Been Being Born’
Following the dissolution of short-lived band Hominy, which Jesse played in with then husband Jim, she teamed up with Whiskeytown’s
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Review: Julie’s Haircut ‘Radiance Opposition’
There is an unparalleled therapeutic quality to truly losing oneself in music, a deeply personal estrangement that offers perfect relaxation
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Review: Jo Quail ‘Notan’
If ever there were an artist who defines modern cello playing in the 21st century, an artist who not only
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Review: Jeffrey Alexander + The Heavy Lidders ‘Synchronous Orbit’
From the first notes of Synchronous Orbit, it’s impossible not to recognise the flavour of the Grateful Dead – especially
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Review: Jaye Jayle ‘After Alter’
Three years ago I had the chance to review the magnificent Songs I Swore I’d Never Sing, the third album
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Review: Järnbörd ‘Filmer För Blinda’
Although death metal is often the heavy genre people most associate with Sweden, the nation’s contribution to grindcore should never
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Review: Joyce ‘Voyce’
Joyce‘s Voyce has a lot going for it. First, there’s the band’s star-studded line-up featuring; ex-Olympic athlete/former Future Of The
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