Reviews
Softcult – When A Flower Doesn’t Grow Review: A Ferocious Blend of Shoegaze, Punk, and Grunge
Softcult – When A Flower Doesn’t Grow Review: A Ferocious Blend of Shoegaze, Punk, and Grunge Fearless and raw, Softcult’s debut album delivers a stunning mix of shoegaze, punk, and grunge... more »
Ari Lennox – ‘Vacancy’ Review: Old-School Soulfulness Meets Modern Flair
Ari Lennox – ‘Vacancy’ Review: Old-School Soulfulness Meets Modern Flair An enchanting blend of timeless R&B and fresh vibes, Ari Lennox’s ‘Vacancy’ redefines soulful expression... more »
Dead Dads Club: Chilli Jesson’s Most Vibrant Work Since Palma Violets
Dead Dads Club: Chilli Jesson’s Most Vibrant Work Since Palma Violets Chilli Jesson channels raw grief into dynamic indie rock with Dead Dads Club, crafting his most compelling album... more »
EXO ‘Reverxe’ Review: Holding Their Ground Amidst Change and Challenge
EXO ‘Reverxe’ Review: Holding Their Ground Amidst Change and Challenge EXO proves resilience with ‘Reverxe,’ a lean yet powerful album that balances absence and presence in a shifting... more »
Megadeth – ‘Megadeth’ Review: A Fiery Farewell from Thrash Metal Pioneers
Megadeth – ‘Megadeth’ Review: A Fiery Farewell from Thrash Metal Pioneers Celebrating the final blast from thrash legends Megadeth, their self-titled album punches with classic riffs and... more »
A$AP Rocky’s Don’t Be Dumb: A Suited, Self-Assured Return That Brightens His Legacy
A$AP Rocky’s Don’t Be Dumb: A Suited, Self-Assured Return That Brightens His Legacy Eight years later, A$AP Rocky’s Don’t Be Dumb emerges as a confident, matured statement, proving his... more »
Clothesline From Hell’s ‘Slather On The Honey’: A Concise Album of Genre-Twisting Surprises
Clothesline From Hell’s ‘Slather On The Honey’: A Concise Album of Genre-Twisting Surprises An intriguing blend of indie-pop and experimental sounds, Clothesline From Hell’s debut album... more »
Sleaford Mods – ‘The Demise Of Planet X’ Review: Come Armageddon, Bring the Noise
Sleaford Mods – ‘The Demise Of Planet X’ Review: Come Armageddon, Bring the Noise Dive into the raw power and biting social critique of Sleaford Mods’ latest album, ‘The Demise Of Planet... more »
Sassy 009 – ‘Dreamer+’ Review: Hypnotic Alt-Pop That Dives Deep into the Unconscious
Sassy 009 – ‘Dreamer+’ Review: Hypnotic Alt-Pop That Dives Deep into the Unconscious Explore the chilling, distorted alt-pop soundscapes of Sassy 009’s ‘Dreamer+’, a fearless journey... more »
Robbie Williams – ‘Britpop’ Review: A Nostalgic Ode to the ’90s and a Bid for Immortality
Robbie Williams – ‘Britpop’ Review: A Nostalgic Ode to the ’90s and a Bid for Immortality Celebrating the spirit of ’90s Britpop, Robbie Williams’ latest album blends legacy, bravado,... more »
The Cribs – ‘Selling A Vibe’ Review: Indie Stalwarts Spark Vibrant Life with New Album
The Cribs – ‘Selling A Vibe’ Review: Indie Stalwarts Spark Vibrant Life with New Album The Cribs’ new album Selling A Vibe blends punk-rooted energy with vibrant indie pop, proving... more »
Dry Cleaning – ‘Secret Love’ Review: Idiosyncratic Excellence from London’s Punk Poets
Dry Cleaning – ‘Secret Love’ Review: Idiosyncratic Excellence from London’s Punk Poets An intimate dive into Dry Cleaning’s evolving sound and poetic punch on their third album,... more »
21 Savage – ‘What Happened To The Streets?’ Review: A Menacing, Mournful Lament on ATL’s Loss
21 Savage – ‘What Happened To The Streets?’ Review: A Menacing, Mournful Lament on ATL’s Loss 21 Savage’s latest album dives deep into loss and the fractured streets of Atlanta,... more »
Fred Again.. ‘USB002’ Review: A Flow State of Impulsive Floor-Fillers
Fred Again.. ‘USB002’ Review: A Flow State of Impulsive Floor-Fillers Step into the rhythmic world of Fred Again.. where impulsive beats and unstoppable energy create an endless flow... more »
Infinite Coles – ‘SweetFace Killah’ Album Review: More Than Just His Father’s Son
Infinite Coles – ‘SweetFace Killah’ Album Review: More Than Just His Father’s Son Infinite Coles breaks free from the shadow of his legendary father with ‘SweetFace Killah,’ blending... more »
Dove Ellis – ‘Blizzard’ Review: A Generational Voice Emerging from the Eye of the Storm
Dove Ellis – ‘Blizzard’ Review: A Generational Voice Emerging from the Eye of the Storm Explore the hauntingly intimate sound of Dove Ellis’s debut album Blizzard and how this Irish... more »
Oreglo – ‘The Whirr’ EP Review: Buzzy Jazz Trio Break Free from the Expected
Oreglo – ‘The Whirr’ EP Review: Buzzy Jazz Trio Break Free from the Expected London’s Oreglo blend jazz with post-punk, hip-hop, and prog rock in their bold new EP ‘The Whirr.’ If you... more »
Tems ‘Love Is A Kingdom’ EP Review: A Deep Dive Into Love’s Many Faces
Tems ‘Love Is A Kingdom’ EP Review: A Deep Dive Into Love’s Many Faces Tems’s ‘Love Is A Kingdom’ EP beautifully explores love’s complexity, from self-worth to spiritual devotion in a... more »