Join the Q is one of 2009’s most highly anticipated dance albums. It boasts an impressive array of guest vocalists, from Mike Patton, legendary front man of Faith No More, to the king of grime himself, Wiley, via a whole bunch of significant names in the drum’n’bass scene too numerous...
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Caitlin Allen befriends Iglu & Hotly ... sorry, Iglu and Hartly. Yes. That.
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Forget the prize shortlists: these are the real release-highlights of 2008, argues BoarMusic...
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Cardinology is Ryan Adams’ tenth album in eight years, and he is often (stupidly, in my opinion) criticised for being too prolific. There’s one answer to that – if you don’t want to hear it, don’t buy it. I’m going to see him for the fifth time this month and...
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Promise, The Maybes?’s debut album, does not begin well. Opening track ‘Turn Me Over’ definitely does not make a good first impression; it’s dull, repetitive and lacks energy in a big way. Similarly the second track and former single ‘Boys’ is terribly unexciting. There’s an appealing quality in lead singer...
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