Results tagged “album” from Getintothis: Liverpool's guide to music reviews, gigs, discussion and opinion.

Austin's Spoon return this week with their seventh record, Transference, Phil Gwyn gives the inside track on one of rock music's most creative and consistent forces.

So, by now you'll have seen that wide-eyed, polo-shirt-sporting lovely plastered everywhere, and if you don't know by now she's the face of the new Vampire Weekend record, Contra, which is out on XL next week.
And in the age were the physical format really does seem on its knees, Getintothis has the full album for you to stream. Clink inside for some fuzzy delights to get you through the winter chill.

Getintothis' Liza Williams on the sexy Interpol man, women can't get enough of.

The MWVs club just gained a valuable member.

More faces than an A-Team convention... Yeah ok, that's rubbish, but we couldn't think of anything with loads of faces. Anyway, this is good, good...

Too much. Much too much.

Blended whiskey is often pretty second rate to single malt. But, we're not in the business of reviewing whiskies, we're a musik website and embrace the blend. WE LOVE THE BLEND. Getintothis' Dave Abel does too, a rather refined blend from Chicago.

Like your musik big, Celtic-flavoured and distinctly flaccid. We've found your perfect match.

Nottingham psyche going down. Floor 2 please.

Possibly the most unreviewable album of all time.

Not quite pop, but close. Isis return with their biggest and best record to date.

Where buzz meets bzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz.

A few salient points.

It never rains in Manchester. It pours.

Whacked out. But not necessarily far out.

June on Getintothis is new music month: everyday, along with the usual comment and discussion, we'll be rattling off a long-player review of what fresh on our juicebox. First up the hometown boys that caused a stir at Sound City 09.

NME & Guardian music correspondent Stephen Kelly sits in at Franz Ferdinand's first play back of new album Tonight: Franz Ferdinand and delivers his exclusive verdict for Getintothis.

What do you get when you mix a Presbeterian pastor, Sufjan Stevens and gospel-folk rock - not just Dot Cotton's favourite new record, but ours too. Terry Owen kneels at Welcome Wagon's altar.

The blogosphere's band of choice deliver - and then some. Meanwhile Deerhunter, Bloc Party, Fucked Up, Liverpool's The Maybes? and more come under the Getintothis reviewascope.

There's a lot of shit written about Oasis. Here's some more.