Murder On The Dancefloor: Ulver's The Assassination Of Julius Caesar
Cigarettes After Sex: comfort listening
Sulk: Associates intense little jewel
The versatility of Chim Chim Cheree
Too good to leave to the critics - Can and I Want More
Cliff Richard led astray by sorcery! (Devil Woman)
Was pop in crisis in 1976?
Two thumbs up for the vocoder solo - S-S-S-Single Bed by Fox
1976 was peak Abba
Finding your feet again - Alcest's Kodama
Love To Love You Baby and the rise of proto-disco
High concept, high seas - Sailor's A Glass of Champagne
Meta-pop - 10cc's Art For Art's Sake
Deep in his decadent period: David Bowie's Golden Years
Scaramouching it's way to the top - Bohemian Rhapsody
The cult band as hivemind: The Blue Nile
Rocks clever - Old Sunlight by Latitudes
Town and city names in song - a non-definitive list
Twelve albums that have stuck
No easy listening - Chelsea Wolfe's Abyss
Why yes, that is the album cover (Gold - No Image)
Weepies - seven songs that make me cry
Thud and grunt from the psychedelic gutter - The Doors' LA Woman
Flashback: student review of the Phoenix Festival '96
Well, that explains the banjos - Panopticon's Kentucky
Agalloch's The Marrow Of The Spirit
Campfire metal - Falls of Rauros' Believe In No Coming Shore
The Doors - catharsis in tight leather trousers
Flashback: student reviews of Corduroy, Soul Coughing, White Town and Gorky's Zygotic Mynci live
Black metal ecology (Wolves In The Throne Room)
The Stone Roses - Britain's last punk band?
Music without resolution: Bohren And Der Club of Gore
Great Escape 2014 discoveries
The Soft Pink Truth - how to deal with unsavoury politics in black metal
Black metal facepalm - why won't Terrorizer tell us Varg Vikernes is racist?
Britpop 20th anniversary guest posts
- The Shine compilations - as broad a church as your indie disco requires
- From German to Welsh in one album: James Kennedy on Gorky's Zygotic Mynci's Tatay
- Britpop changed my life, sort of, by @rae201011
- Jim Paterson on Trainspotting: the best mixtape of the 90's
- The twisted temple of Shaun: Patrick Meehan on Black Grape's It's Great When Your Straight Yeah
- Marinated in pastoral psychedelia and feedback: James Higgott on The Boo Radley's Giant Steps
- Not arrogance, but belief: celebrating Echobelly's On with Mark Stratton
- A rock opera for the 90's: James Kennedy on Blur's the Great Escape
- James Kennedy on Blur's Parklife
Great bands, bad influences
Alcest's Shelter: background music, with occasional transcendental moments
Opeth's Deliverance: an outsider's entry point into death metal
Kveldsanger - Ulver's beautiful anomaly
Thergothon's Stream From The Heavens: as ambient as metal gets
A wasteland of curators: the NME's Top 500 albums (plus bonus reflections one and two)
Hammer of the Gods: Led Zeppelin's dirty laundry
The genius that is the video to Bewitched by Candlemass
Top 10 acts from the Great Escape festival part 1 and part 2
Flashback - my student reviews of Tortoise's Millions Now Living Will Never Die , Goya Dress' Rooms and the Fun Loving Criminals, Melissa Etheridge and the Posies
Lemmy - metal Clarkson or existentialist hero?
The genius of Ulver in 5 clips
Altaar - music for melancholic minds
The black metal Nick Drake - Alcest, Les Ecailles De Lune
Fear the parrot of self-righteousness - Levellers, This Garden
Ah, House of Pain, how you live up to your name - House of Pain, Jump Around
Against The Wagner Defence
Terrorizer, take a stronger stance on racism
An elegy for HMV
Thoughts on sincerity in metal
The Butcher Babies caption competition
On metal and volume
Stephan goes to Download 2012
Part 1
Part 2
Dipping my toes into the metal waters
"Only one monk but he can overdub" - Tony Iommi of Black Sabbath biography
Reviews - Joanna Newsom, Willy Mason, Human League, Heaven 17
Negativland - Helter Stupid
Plush it real good - Plush, Fed
Disco philosophy and Hercules And Love Affair
Britpop nuggets
Terrible band names from 1995
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