Saturday, May 09, 2015. The seats in the Old Church may have been almost as painful as the political news that awaited us on our departure, but for just under an hour we were able to forget the woes of the outside world with a typically delightful set of glitchy, twinkly multi-instrumental loveliness from the Derbyshire three-piece. Sunday, May 03, 2015.

Tuesday, September 28, 2010. 01 Motion City Soundtrack - Stand Too Close. 02 Spoon - Out Go The Lights. 03 Frightened Rabbit - Foot Shooter. 04 Lucky Soul - Warm Water. 05 Arcade Fire - Modern Man. 06 Tyler James - Stay Humble. 07 Beach House - Lover of Mine. 08 David Sinclair Robison - Free Radical. 09 Belle and Sebastian - Little Lou, Ugly Jack, Prophet John. 10 Vampire Weekend - I Think UR A Contra. 11 Dan Black - Life Slash Dreams. 12 Jimmy Eat World - Mixtape.

Sunday, October 25, 2009. En fait, quand je suis tombée sur The Antlers.

Sunday, 26 September 2010. Well, I was born to have adventure. So I just followed up the steps. Right past her fuming incense stencher. To where she hung her castanets. She said she was a magic mama. And she could throw a mean tarot. And carried on without a comma. That she was someone I should know. Sunday, 5 September 2010.

On a mild Wednesday night back in March, the Wheels, Ox and I had just had the fortune to experience some intense bass near Hyde Park courtesy of a frustrating Animal Collective gig, and we were reflecting on the evening down at Sandinista. We got chatting with a couple of lads who had opted to see Kasabian instead that night. One was more of a Hip-hop fan, keen to espouse his love for the local scene and the demise in the current quality of the genre.

Alex Loves You and Your Silly Pop Songs. In Love With These Times. God is in the TV. Heaven is above your head. Last Night from Glasgow Indie Eyespy.