Metronomy, Nights Out Retrospective

Metronomy’s Nights Out was a refreshing oddity in the era of indie landfill

11 years on from its initial release, Tom Connick takes a look at how Metronomy’s genre-shifting album became their masterstroke

Christine and the Queens © Michelle Helena Janssen

Christine and the Queens: A portrait of Chris

With her latest album, the French pop star has transformed, summoning the swagger of 1000 heartthrobs to unlock a bold, seductive new persona

Christine and the Queens, Chris

Christine and the Queens – Chris

A hot, sultry album that navigates the ambiguity of sexuality and identity with a steady hand

Django Django – Marble Skies

There’s plenty of hooky choruses and art-rock quirkiness on the Edinburgh band’s latest – but it’s missing something

Charlotte Gainsbourg – Rest

Charlotte Gainsbourg’s first album since 2010 is a candid rumination on love, loss and death

Metronomy – Summer 08

Joe Mount has written, recorded and produced five albums in ten years, and by the sound of things, he’s done a whole lot of thinking about that fact

Metronomy's Joe Mount for Crack Magazine by Henry Gorse

Metronomy:
Rose-tinted Rave

Joe Mount has stripped his electronic pop powerhouse back to its core, repurposing memories of late nights and longing into his neon-lit new album. In Paris, Gwyn Thomas de Chroustchoff meets a man taking stock of a whirlwind

Cerrone: The True Ambience Of Disco

From cult disco hero to reality show judge

Metronomy

There are reasons to be really, really excited about the release of this record. Since…