Articles by Rob Bolton

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  Gavin Bradley

  Deep Freeze

  PUBLISHED Apr 1, 2006

  Having spent a fair amount of his time behind the controls as a remixer and DJ, Gavin Bradley’s debut CD comes as a bit of a surprise. Sure...

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  Trespassers William

  Having

  PUBLISHED Apr 1, 2006

  After generating considerable interest following their previous release Different Stars, Southern California’s masters of dreamy pop return...

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  Antlerand

  Branches

  PUBLISHED Apr 1, 2006

  Blurring the lines between art project and musical venture, this Portland three-piece take advantage of their visual backgrounds to create...

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  Clor

  Clor

  PUBLISHED Apr 1, 2006

  England’s Clor seem to be having a lot of fun on this debut release. With a base of electro pop synths, drum machines and vocals reminiscen...

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  Cranebuilders

  Sometimes You Hear Through Someone Else

  PUBLISHED Apr 1, 2006

  Liverpool’s Cranebuilders have attracted a fair bit of attention in their native land, not to mention being supported by the late BBC legen...

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  Dislocation Dance

  Music Music Music / Slip That Disc / Midnight Shift + Singles

  PUBLISHED Apr 1, 2006

  As one of the lesser-known acts from the early ’80s UK indie pop scene (think Pale Fountains, Aztec Camera, Orange Juice), it’s a treat to...

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  Goldspot

  Tally of the Yes Men

  PUBLISHED Apr 1, 2006

  With a quintessentially British guitar pop sound, L.A.’s Goldspot have taken on quite a challenge for a non-UK band, but for a debut record...

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  Maybe Smith

  Second Best Death

  PUBLISHED Apr 1, 2006

  The first few minutes on this third release from Saskatoon’s Colin Skrapek gives you a sense of the joys that await you: fuzzy, shoegazer-i...