Articles by Stuart Douglas

❉ The debut album from the new band of Wolf People frontman Jack Sharp, boasts fuzzy, dirty hooks, hints of the baroque and shades of Canterbury psych.

❉ This is as comprehensive an Aztec Camera overview as you could hope for, writes Stuart Douglas.

❉ It’s clear the extraordinary Dana Gillespie has lost none of her verve, writes Stuart Douglas.

❉ There’s never a dull moment with this unique collection of tracks by Sebastian Counts aka ToiToiToi.

❉ Mark E Smith was literally incapable, even at his most perverse, of releasing a record which didn’t contain something of worth, writes Stuart Douglas.

❉  The ‘tronics’ new single/video marries a witty visual conceit with a unique series of lyrical perspectives.

❉ A layered album of genuine complexity from the Italian art rock/trip-hop duo.

❉ With a wealth of extra material, Cherry Red give new life to a previously undervalued Residents album.

❉  A manic musical sensibility married with vaudevillian theatrics and songs full of grotesque characters – it’s all here. 

❉ This is a dense album, where every track contains multitudes, and there’s much to unravel across the entire play length.