Although Ian Freeman and Jeff Baker have had a song writing relationship that has spanned 30 years encompassing notable Australian bands...

The saxophone is a rare commodity in jangle-pop. The saxophone is an equally rare commodity in post-punk. Therefore it is incredibly b...

I am old. Therefore I still like Twitter. I follow Welsh singer-songwriter Armstrong. His account is not like many other artist accoun...

28th Day were a (much too) short lived antidote to a College Rock scene that was beginning to get lost around in the vortex of its own...

As a young soccer coach many moons ago, I coached a teenager who was so incredibly talented that he inadvertently exuded arrogance. If ...

Please see below links to all EP / albums reviewed by janglepophub in the alphabetical order of the Artist. # 28th Day   -   28th Day ...

Andrew Brough had limited creative input in his previous band the Straitjacket Fits .  However he was responsible for penning argua...

Regular janglepophub readers will know of my absolute adoration for Swedish Brit/Janglepop act    In Deed and their October 2017 release ...

I first came across Seattle band  The Regrets when a friend sent me a link to their cover of The Smiths  'These Things Take Time'....

An unexpected bonus of writing this blog is to share a little bit of cyber space with a few of my heroes who follow me on social media. ...

Hello everyone and thanks for visiting janglepophub. Welcome to the first of a monthly series of JangleJukebox playlists featuring all 59...

Usually at the start of a review it would be customary to introduce the members of the Vestiges and say a bit about their history. Howev...

Albert Einstein, he of mad hair, even madder eyes and (should have been) committed genius, is widely attributed as stating: The def...

The old adage of you can do anything if you 'really' want to (can't you just see your parents/sports coach/teacher's neck ...

The Magic Bullets were a San Francisco based anglophile band who enticed our aural senses between 2004-2011. Their committed anglophil...

In a previous mid 2000's incarnation I received an album to review from the management of a pop-rock band from somewhere in deepest po...

I remember a wise man, one simply too brilliant for name recollection, penning 'that if all the praise about R.E.M were true, they woul...

Despite exuding the unfettered masculinity of a thousand Trojan warriors (not) I cannot help feel motherly towards San Francisco based, Faux...

Producer Ken Sweeney is plainly a R.E.M fan. You can just feel it in his voice as he narrates the links between interviews with band mem...

Despite a 16 year hiatus since their debut release  (2001's critically acclaimed At 4000 Meters) Everest  shows that the passage of t...