Dixie Ernill: Most Recent Articles

	David Ford: Deaf Institute, Manchester, 24/3/2013 At the Deaf Institute in Manchester, Dixie Ernill watches singer-songwriter David Ford play a superb set alongside Emily Grove and Jarrod Dickenson to promote his recent album, 'Charge'
	Profile: Blow Monkeys Dixie Ernill looks back on the early career of UK pop band the Blow Monkeys, whose first two albums, 1984's 'Limping for a Generation' and 1986's 'Animal Kingdom'. have just been reissued in double CD editions
	Paul Banks: Sound Control, Manchester,22/1/2013 At Sound Control in Manchester Dixie Ernill watches Interpol front man Paul Banks play a brooding and abrasive set of solo material
	Laetitia Sadier: Deaf Institute, Manchester, 5/11/2012 Dixie Ernill at the Deaf Institute in Manchester watches ex-Stereolab front woman Laetitia Sadier play a gently understated, but disappointing set to promote her new solo album, ‘Silencio’
	Cold One Hundred: Briton's Protection,Manchester, 1/12/2012 Dixie Ernill watches up-and-coming Salford-based five-piece the Cold One Hundred play a superb set of indie pop at the showcase gig for their debut EP at the Briton’s Protection in Manchester

Most Recent Reviews

	Darwin Deez: Songs for Imaginative People - CD Eccentric but appealing second album from New York-based singer-songwriter, Darwin Deez
	Primitives: Everything’s Shining Bright: The Lazy Recordings 1985-87 - CD X2 First-rate double compilation of early recordings from much loved Coventry-based indie pop/punk outfit, the Primitives
	Alex Dingley: Cats Eyes - 7" Run-of-the-mill indie pop, rescued by its catchy B-side, on vinyl only single from Welsh singer-songwriter, Alex Dingley
	City Reign: Ahead of Ideas - CDS Edgy fourth single from inventive Manchester-based guitar three piece, City Reign
	Crybaby: We're Supposed to Be in Love - CDS Melancholic latest EP from Crybaby, the project of Bristol-based musician Daneil Coughlan, which recalls classic singer-songwriters such as Scott Walker and Roy Orbison