I Don't Hear A Single

August has been quiet on I Don't Hear A Single, but it hasn't been quiet for I Don't Hear A Single. The month is usually a q...

“I'm the guy who sells four albums every twelve years, right?” Anton Barbeau talks about “success”, the mainstream, krautrock and th...

Edinburgh Trio follow up 2016's splendid debut album MGC 1 with MGC 2 offering an easily remembered  labelling for those of a certa...

Whilst we await the re-release of the wonderful (Suburban Crimes Of) Every Happiness next month, I've been remiss in not covering t...

Simon Bristoll's Captain Wilberforce must have been banging his head against the nearest brick wall withThat She Knows, because it m...

Notes From A Recent Past is the type of album that I haven't played in over two decades and that's no disrespect intended toward...

And Justice For All is the Helsinki quartet's second full length album and whilst essentially being Indie Rock, there's plenty o...