by Ellis Garamszegi
The release of Drake’s latest album, Scorpion, broke all sorts of records – hardly surprising considering the excitement a Drake...
Tag - album review
It took the Arctic Monkeys 5 years to make a come-back. Tranquillity, Base, Hotel & Casino is unexpected, different and an excitingly mysterious...
Brooklyn trio Sunflower Bean first burst onto the scene in 2016 with their debut full-length record, Human Ceremony, which gave us an abundance of starry-eyed...
Morrissey has come a long way since his days with The Smiths. ‘This Charming Man’ has become a little, well… cranky. As an artist who is known...
I See You, is the third album produced by The XX, made up of 10 songs, and is certainly their most accomplished album yet. Whilst the band retain their usual...
Taylor Swift’s sixth studio album Reputation is a career defining record, expertly tackling issues of both Swift’s reputation and her rewriting of...
Liverpool has a legendary reputation for producing hit bands of both the mainstream and
independent variety, and newcomers the Sugarmen are the docks’ latest...
Eccentric wild-haired rockers The Darkness are back with their brand-new album ‘Pinewood Smile’,
as well as a huge nation-wide winter tour. After band...
If you know Maggie Roger’s 2016 song Alaska, you’ll know it’s groovy, funky and you’ll know its the perfect shoulder-shimmy-head-bop track. Amber...
The album art for the sophomore record of Frankie Cosmos – the solo recording moniker for Porches member and Bandcamp connoisseur Greta Kline – is, much...
Based off of scientist-turned-writer Owain Owain’s 1976 novel of the same name, Y Dydd Olaf is centred around the concept of a near-future war of robots...
A band that bridged the gap between the 80s gothic rock sounds of The Cure or Siouxsie & The Banshees and the 90s industrial sounds of Nine Inch Nails or...
Enter Shikari’s January opus ‘The Mindsweep’ brought the rock and electronic worlds into the New Year in fine style. Never ones to keep their fans...
It has been three years since the release of Canadian electro-rock band, Metric’s last album, the well-received ‘Synthetica’, but the band, now in their...
Five years on from their last studio album ‘All You Need Is Now’, Duran Duran had left fans ‘Hungry Like The Wolf’ for their timeless...
For many of us, it may seem like a lifetime ago that the self-assured Preston and his gang of merry indie men were all over our screens with classic noughties...
Recorded at Sheffield’s Yellow Arch Studio, ‘Hollow Meadows’ is Richard Hawley’s love song to the best of ballroom ballads; he touches on romance, on...
‘I Cry When I Laugh’ is the highly acclaimed, debut album for South London based singer, Jess Glynne; who is known for her collaborations with Clean Bandit...
Spector first appeared on our radars in 2011, at a time when all of the guitar bands that could afford a synth machine were the soundtrack to an awkward...
Back with her belated second album, follow-up to 2012’s folksy ‘Like I Used To’, Lucy Rose returns with a record shaped by countless shows with her...
