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Tyler Childers: Snipe Hunter (RCA) - review | Under the Radar Magazine
On “Bitin’ List,” Tyler Childers sounds like a rotten son of a bitch. In the best possible way. The standout track from the burgeoning Kentucky singer/songwriter’s immediately essential new album, Snipe Hunter, finds Childers writing from the perspective of a comically vindictive prick who wishes to be infected by rabies so he can cause maximum damage when biting his foe.
Elbow @ the 9:30 Club, Washington D.C., US, September 27, 2025 | Under the Radar Magazine
Elbow and Under the Radar go way back. It was 2001 when we first met the band at the Roosevelt Hotel in Hollywood. The British band were in LA to promote their debut album, Asleep in the Back, and play a set at the Knitting Factory opening for Goldfrapp (that band were also touring their debut album). I interviewed frontman Guy Garvey poolside, discussing the band’s long gestation period to finally releasing their debut over a decade after first forming as teenagers in 1990, taking the name Elbow in 1997. Garvey was open and instantly likable.
Elbow at the 9:30 Club in Washington, D.C. | Under the Radar Magazine
Elbow and Under the Radar go way back. It was 2001 when we first met the band at the Roosevelt Hotel in Hollywood. The British band were in LA to promote their debut album, Asleep in the Back, and play a set at the Knitting Factory opening for Goldfrapp (that band were also touring their debut album). I interviewed frontman Guy Garvey poolside, discussing the band’s long gestation period to finally releasing their debut over a decade after first forming as teenagers in 1990, taking the name Elbow in 1997. Garvey was open and instantly likable.
Cut Copy: Moments (Cutters/The Orchard) - review | Under the Radar Magazine
Australian electronica outfit Cut Copy were pioneers of the mid-’00s rock/rave explosion, first impressing with their critically acclaimed debut, 2004’s Bright Like Neon Love, thanks to its fusion of dance, lo-fi indie, and post-punk.
The Beta Band @ Rock City, Nottingham, UK, September 30, 2025 | Under the Radar Magazine
The Beta Band returned to Nottingham's Rock City for the first time in 21 years with a masterful performance that didn't just turn back the clock, but saw time finally catch up with a band that's always been simply light years ahead of the rest.