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June 27, 2023
Sennheiser’s wired earbuds look the part and have some sonic strengths, but they struggle against the very best.
March 24, 2023
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July 6, 2022
Sennheiser’s wired earbuds look the part and have some sonic strengths, but they struggle against the very best.
April 10, 2021
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February 19, 2021
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Imagine if punk-poet John Cooper Clarke had been born in New Jersey instead of Manchester, and grew up to front the E Street Band. Imagine no more. The eighth album from the Hold Steady fits that bizarre brief. They sound like a classic rock band, w...
February 17, 2021
Reviews / / 17 · 02 · 2021 Mogwai are a busy band. Many acts nearing the end of their third decade would be forgiven for slowing their pace, for being selective in their output, and even for running out of ideas. Not Mogwai. This will be their fourth studio album in the last 10 years - a decade which has also seen them release three EPs, two live albums, a lovingly compiled six LP best-of, one remix album, and five original scores - albums which themselves have been c...
January 28, 2021
/ 28 January 2021 2148 Views If longevity doesn’t dampen a band’s questing determination, might a global pandemic do the job? Not if you’re Mogwai, who navigated both with inspiration and spirit in 2020. With touring on hold, Scotland’s sons of guitar anarchy and DIY synth splendour released two pay-what-you-will digital albums in the last year, a live belter (2018) and a lush score (ZeroZeroZero). And although the 25th anniversary of their debut single could have been...