In winter
Katie Melua
Keywords
More like this
When you land here, it's time to return
Flake Music
Spirit
Depeche Mode
The far field
Future Islands
Machineries of joy
British Sea Power
From the sea to the land beyond
Jon Savage's 1972-1976 : All our times have come
In mind
Real Estate
The music of John Lewis
Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra
Dirty Projectors
Dirty Projectors
Reviews (2)
The guardian
d. 30. Mar. 2017
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By
Dave Simpson
d. 30. Mar. 2017
"There's real vim in these tunes - their most direct in years - and they dart along with the emotional vigour of vintage James or Echo and the Bunnymen. Sharp songwriting combines with an elemental, eerie production".
Exclaim!
d. 29. Mar. 2017
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Anna Alger
d. 29. Mar. 2017
"Much loved indie group British Sea Power have returned with a collection of songs that showcase the strongest elements of their music, giving listeners space for contemplation while also bringing a healthy dose of high-energy rock ... British Sea Power seek to express the confusion and despair - and, most importantly, the hope - felt during these trying times. Their music doesn't shy away from the contradictions of life, and provides motivation to "keep on trying."".