VINYL FANTASY REVIEWS

SINGLE REVIEW: Landon Noland – Numbers

Orlando’s Landon Noland continues to demonstrate remarkable musical evolution, with a seven minute progressive rock behemoth of a single.

Chicago’s tenmonthsummer bring folk music into the fold on the gorgeous lead single for upcoming EP, ‘midwestern haikus’.

Lithuania’s post-punk three-piece Katarsis maintain the momentum of an already hectic year, with one of their finest songs to date.

Germany’s doompunks return with a ferocious hardcore anthem for fight back against rising fascism.

After a year of honing their live skills, Leeds grunge three-piece Destroya offer a ballistic debut single.

The sophomore effort of oppressive post-punk outfit Bleached Cross is a beautifully dark testament to love’s triumph over death.

A supergroup formed from post-hardcore titans, Unless kickstart their existence with a beautiful, experimental indie rock number.

The Strokes return after six years with a baffling and boring art rock blunder of a record.

After six long years since their last LP, Seahaven reward fans with a gorgeously composed collection of indie rock musings.

Lynskey coordinate a sold-out evening of chaotic grassroots music, bringing the worlds of math rock, post-punk and scented soap together.