In a shimmering cascade of Rickenbacker-rich soundscapes, Shopfires crafts melancholic lo-fi jangle pop from the industrial UK heartland, while Armstrong flirts with pop perfection through emotionally immediate sophisti-pop flourishes. Joe Armstrong seamlessly weaves psyche-rock and college rock textures, as Greg Brady and the Anchors delivers brilliantly obtuse 'Anzac Pop'. The Interpretation Cultures brings glorious anglophile indie-pop from Indonesia, while Sorry Monks masterfully blends lo-fi 60s pop inflections with pure guitar-pop sensibilities.
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Joe Armstrong
Gaslight Blues
"Seamlessly transitioning through psyche-rock, college rock and the most winsome of singer-songwriter genre with absolute jangly intent."
No Museums
Pale Blue Eyes and Folk Terrors (double album)
"No Museums: A homemade hybrid of creaking pop and basement rock, using an array of textural devices and hummed noise."
John McCabe
It Rings A Bell
"Perhaps it is the languid alt country jangle-pop inflected sound that immediately resonates or just that his music is an instant reminder of the college rock / jangle-pop halcyon days of the late 80's and early 90s,"
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