Reviews
Breathless (2012)
Green to Blue
Mournfully beautiful and ambitious double album from London-based outfit Breathless, the band of Dominic Appleton who first drew public attention with This Mortal Coil in the mid-1980s
John Murry and Michael Timmins (2024)
A Little Bit of Grace and Decay
Defiant ode to survival from John Murry and Michael Timmins on soundtrack album to new documentary ‘The Graceless Age’ about Murry and his battle with drug addiction.
Moly (2006)
Hello Shut Up
Appealing, largely instrumental third album from Guildford-based post rockers, Moly
Moly (2003)
Expressing Contempt, Scorn Or Disgrace
Brooding, competent, but over Mogwai-fixated debut EP from new British post-rock group, Moly
Moly (2003)
Your Life In In Danger
"Inspirational" and "original sounding" entirely instrumental debut album from British post-rockers, Moly
Moly (2004)
It Rained, But We Cheered
Third release from Guildford post-rock group and recent Pennyblackmusic Bands night stars, which proves to be their finest recording to date
Tenebrous Liar (2012)
End of the Road
Overwhelmingly nihilistic and brutal, but strangely riveting seventh album from hardcore act Tenebrous Liar, the band of acclaimed rock photographer Steve Gullick
Tenebrous Liar (2008)
Tenebrous Liar's Last Stand
Discordant and grinding second album from Tenebrous Liar, the project of music photographer Steve Gullick, which while cacophinic and often grim in sound, proves not totally without worth
Various (2007)
Splendour and Misery
Diverse, often excellent two CD sampler from London-based label Tenor Vossa, best known for its post rock but which also incorporates on this indie rock and alt country
Profiles
Interview (2003)
Up-and-coming post-rock label Tenor Vossa already has three acts on its roster and is rapidly expanding. Owners Ari and Dominic tell how looking for a label for their own band, Breathless, lead them onto greater things