John Clarkson: Most Recent Articles

	Mary Gauthier: Interview American folk musician and adoptee Mary Gauthier talks to John Clarkson about her much acclaimed sixth album, 'The Foundling', which was inspired by her failed attempt to contact and meet with her birth mother.
	Mammoeth: Interview Mammoeth is the self-described sour pop act of Edinburgh-based musician project, Russell Kostulin. John Clarkson speaks to him about his music and his just released debut album, 'Nascent'
	Tender Trap: Brixton JAMM, London, 22/7/2010 John Clarkson finds the indiepop scene flourishing on a five band bill out on by club night and label How Does It Feel to Be Loved? and headlined by Tender Trap at the Brixton JAMM in London
	Propaganda: A Secret Wish In our 'Re:View' section, in which our writers looks back on albums from the past, John Clarkson reflects upon German electronic group Propaganda's 1985 debut album, 'A Secret Wish', which has just been released in a 25th anniversary edition
	Marianne Dissard: Interview John Clarkson speaks to French-born and now Tucson-based singer-songwriter Marianne Dissard about her debut album, 'L'Entredeux', which was produced and co-written with Calexico's Joey Burns, and 'L'Abandon', her forthcoming second album

Most Recent Reviews

	They Walk Among Us: Monkey in a Chicken Pen - CD Appealing third album from surreal-humoured Cardiff-based guitar rock group, They Walk Among Us
	Action Biker: Hesperian Puisto - 7" Surreal and striking lo-fi electronica from Action Biker, the project of Swedish musician Sarah Nyberg Pergament
	Billy MacKenzie and Steve Aungle: Return to Love - 7" Celestial-sounding and previously unreleased 1995 demo by former Associates singer Billy MacKenzie from new Berlin-based vinyl only label Destination Pop
	A Band Called Quinn: DIY - CDS Catchy and also enormously entertaining download only re-release of single from Glaswegian electronic/dance group, A Band Called Quinn
	Elizabeth Cook: Welder - CD Appealing combination of traditional-sounding country and contemporary themes on fine latest album from Florida-based singer-songwriter, Elizabeth Cook