Issues

Reviews: Peaking Lights, Aphex Twin, Smashing Pumpkins, The Lemonheads, Sun 0))), Archers Of Loaf, EMA, Hookworms, Weird dreams. Plus, we take our usual look into the world of film and music docs while Mike TV looks at the U.S series party down.

Reviews of the likes of Can, David Lynch, Youth Lagoon, Kurt Vile, The Fall. We also have a bumper crop of live reviews such as: Magazine, St. Vincent, Constellations Festival, Stephen Malkmus, Battles, Why?, Wilco, Ryan Adams, Jens Lekman and Adam Buxton. As well as our usual delve into the world of film and music documentaries.

This month's album reviews include: Tom Waits, Atlas Sound, Spectrals, M83, Prince Rama, Radiohead, Steve Hauschildt, Sonic Youth & more. We also go from the world of 60's garage punks the monks through to George Harrison in our music doc sections. Live, we have Gold Panda to Mazes and festivals covered from Leeds to Memphis. 

Reviewed: Real Estate, Prince Rama, Wilco, Zola Jesus, Dum Dum Girls, The Field. Plus, in the world of film we look at Tyrannosaur, Drive, Melancholia, The Skin I Live in and we check out Bob Dylan's Jesus years and Daniel Johnston's demons in our music docs section. 

Album reviews include: John Cale, Girls, Cymbals Eat Guitars, Walls, St Vincent, Mogwai, Little Roy, Jeffrey Lewis. 
Plus, live we catch PJ Harvey, Beirut, Sic Alps, Comet Gain and more. Plus, we delve into music docs with reviews covering the anniversary edition of 1991: The Year Punk Broke and Wild Combination: A Portait of Arthur Russell, plus film reviews in the shape of Kill List and Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy.

Reviews include Male Bonding, Slow Club, I Break Horses, WATERS, Cults, Chad Van Gaalen. Plus, films and music docs including Colour Me Obsessed: A Film About The Replacements. 

Our first fortnightly issue is here. A little smaller than our monthly but more relevant, we feel. This issue we consider mainstream vs. independent cinema, the album-by-album evolution of Wire, and chat to Vivian Girls and Crystal Stilts. Reviewed we have Field Day, Indietracks, Stephen Malkmus, Big Deal, and loads more. As well as this, we take a look at film and documentary, including Tree of Life to Kurt and Courntey. 

Issue 8 of KATP launches are brand new look site, which hopefully should be much easier and smoother for you to navigate your way through. We also have album reviews from the likes of The Horrors, The Antlers, The Coathangers, Crystal Antlers, Washed Out and we cover several films and music documentaries from this year's Doc/Fest. We also dip into Seinfeld and Jonny Greenwood's soundtrack work again.

We have album reviews from all over the place, including: Mazes, Pandabear, The Strokes, Low, Bob Dylan and loads more. Live, we have Deerhunter, Best Coast, Kid Congo, Woods and then some. Mike TV takes a plunge into the weird world of Ugly Americans, while our soundtracks piece on Submarine is split in two because we just couldn't decide who was right. Plus, Films, Docs & more...
 

Hello, welcome to issue six of KATP. This month we talk to the caramel smooth Twin Shadow whilst also rapping up our two parter with the Donovon of Trash - Wreckless Eric. Reviewed, we have: James Blake, Tim Hecker, Deerhoof, Mogwai, Radiohead, Sonic Youth and much more. We also look at and rate all the Oscar-buzz films, as the awards season is upon us.