Album Review: Damien Rice – My Favourite Faded Fantasy
On the 3rd November, the music industry recovered from the eight year hiatus from the incredible, powerful artist Damien Rice with his new album...
Review: Green Man Festival 2016
What do you get, if you put together a late night pop dungeon with Charlotte Church, a field dedicated to science experiments, a hot-tub...
Festivals: Green Man Festival 2017 Review
15 years in, it's fair to say that Green Man have pretty much perfected the art of hosting a weekend that caters for all...
Live Review: Dispatch – The Troubadour, Los Angeles
Boston-based indie legends Dispatch stopped at the iconic Troubadour in Los Angeles last weekend on their North American tour. TFFT caught the show on...
Album Review: Ray LaMontagne – Part Of The Light
One of my favorite artists returns this week, with his seventh studio album, titled Part Of The Light. With only nine tracks recorded at...
Album Review: Death Cab For Cutie – Thank You For Today
On album number nine, Thank You For Today, Death Cab For Cutie presents a powerful comeback from the previous experiment on the last record Kintsugi....
Album Review: Beirut – Gallipoli
At its best, Beirut feels like music made for the wandering, for the vagabonds who lead a...
Album Review: Iron & Wine And Calexico – Years To Burn
14 years is a long time to wait for more genius musical material from this kick ass...
Album Review: Peggy Sue – Acrobats
Gritty gritty grit grit. I like you, Peggy Sue.
With a significant shift in mood and instrumentation from their first record Fossils and Other Phantoms, this second...
Review: Meg Baird – Café OTO, London
Café OTO is trendy and totally knows it. It doesn’t even bother having the lights on most of the time (too obvious), and everyone shuffles...