Ghost – Phantomime EP

Since their second album Infestissumam, Swedish rockers Ghost have followed their LPs with an EP half way through their touring cycle, largely made up of cover versions of varying predictability (with the exception of Seven Inches Of Satanic Panic which was a pair of new originals), so, to follow 2022’s Impera album they have now... Continue Reading →

John Le Sauvage – Four-45

John Le Sauvage will be a familiar face to many on Guernsey’s music scene as he has been a constant presence for a good number of years playing bass and/or guitar and singing with the likes of The Half Day Fridays, JD & Folk, his current band Neon Fire and no doubt various others, but... Continue Reading →

I Wanna Be Yours by John Cooper Clarke

The last few years has seen something of a resurgence in the career of the so-called punk poet laureate, Dr. John Cooper Clarke, and, as part of that, he released I Wanna Be Yours, an autobiography named for one of his more lauded poems. To the casual observer, or even the slightly less casual, it’s... Continue Reading →

Le Beaubo – Ishmael

Formed in 2022 and quickly gaining a reputation for their inventive brand of groovy psychedelia Le Beaubo are, I’ll freely admit, a band I’ve not entirely got on the occasions I’ve caught them live, but still I was looking forward to hearing what they sounded like on record as they dropped debut single, Ishmael through... Continue Reading →

Everything Everywhere All At Once

Despite the amount of coverage Daniels’ (aka Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert) Everything Everywhere All At Once received as it picked up plenty of ‘gongs’ in 2023 awards season I pressed play on it knowing very little beyond the fact it had something to do with multiverse theory and starred Michelle Yeoh. As it began,... Continue Reading →

Coastal Fire Dept – Outsiders

Alongside a live show to welcome a new guitarist, Guernsey grungers Coastal Fire Dept have got their 2023 going in earnest with the release of their third album, Outsiders. Broadly speaking this sees them pull together their last 18 months worth of singles but, in doing that, it consolidates the quartet’s shift in sound to... Continue Reading →

The Revenant (2015)

Despite having something of a love for mythic America I haven’t really explored the western genre in as much detail as I maybe should have, though I have enjoyed the main ones I’ve seen from True Grit (both versions) to The Hateful Eight, Django and The Assassination Of Jesse James By The Coward Robert Ford,... Continue Reading →

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