Reviews
Odeal – ‘The Fall That Saved Us’ EP Review: Sleek R&B That Could Dare to Be Riskier
Odeal – ‘The Fall That Saved Us’ EP Review: Sleek R&B That Could Dare to Be Riskier Odeal’s sleek R&B shines on ‘The Fall That Saved Us’ EP, yet hints at an exciting potential... more »
De La Soul – ‘Cabin In The Sky’ Review: A Powerful Tribute to David Jolicoeur
De La Soul – ‘Cabin In The Sky’ Review: A Powerful Tribute to David Jolicoeur An emotional journey through loss and legacy, De La Soul’s ‘Cabin In The Sky’ honors founder David... more »
The Hellp – Riviera Review: Finding Clarity in the Comedown
The Hellp – Riviera Review: Finding Clarity in the Comedown Explore how The Hellp’s Riviera embraces introspection and cinematic electronics, marking a bold shift from their... more »
Sword II – ‘Electric Hour’: A Quietly Radical Blend of Colourful Indie Rock Experimentation
Sword II – ‘Electric Hour’: A Quietly Radical Blend of Colourful Indie Rock Experimentation Dive into Sword II’s ‘Electric Hour,’ a captivating indie rock album that masterfully blends... more »
Summer Walker’s Finally Over It Review: A Conflicted, Luxurious Ride Through Growth and Chaos
Summer Walker’s Finally Over It Review: A Conflicted, Luxurious Ride Through Growth and Chaos Summer Walker’s Finally Over It delivers a rich, emotional journey through growth and... more »
FKA Twigs – ‘Eusexua Afterglow’: A Throbbing Testament to Experimental Pop
FKA Twigs – ‘Eusexua Afterglow’: A Throbbing Testament to Experimental Pop An electrifying follow-up that pushes the boundaries of experimental pop with pulsating rhythms and surreal... more »
Picture Parlour – ‘The Parlour’ Review: London Rockers Make Their Bold Breakthrough
Picture Parlour – ‘The Parlour’ Review: London Rockers Make Their Bold Breakthrough Picture Parlour’s debut album ‘The Parlour’ blends raw rock energy with fresh swagger, marking a big... more »
Hatchie – ‘Liquorice’ Review: Shoegaze Reinvented for an Endless Summer Soundtrack
Hatchie – ‘Liquorice’ Review: Shoegaze Reinvented for an Endless Summer Soundtrack Embrace the dreamy shoegaze vibe as Hatchie’s ‘Liquorice’ blends lush guitars and hazy pop to create the... more »
Sorry – ‘Cosplay’ Review: Unsettling, Ephemeral, and Irresistible Indie Magic
Sorry – ‘Cosplay’ Review: Unsettling, Ephemeral, and Irresistible Indie Magic Exploring Sorry’s ‘Cosplay’ reveals a shimmering blend of chaos and melody, crafting an irresistible indie... more »
Danny Brown – ‘Stardust’ Review: Rap’s Wildest Mind Finds Clarity in Chaos
Danny Brown – ‘Stardust’ Review: Rap’s Wildest Mind Finds Clarity in Chaos Danny Brown’s ‘Stardust’ blends raw emotion with digital chaos, revealing a sharper, clearer vision of rap’s... more »
Rosalía – ‘Lux’ Review: A Bold Album of Astonishing Scope and Ambition
Rosalía – ‘Lux’ Review: A Bold Album of Astonishing Scope and Ambition Immerse yourself in Rosalía’s ‘Lux,’ a sonic journey spanning 13 languages and celestial themes, redefining ambition... more »
Snocaps – 'Snocaps' Review: Crutchfield Sisters' Melodic Indie-Rock Reunion Shines Bright
Snocaps – 'Snocaps' Review: Crutchfield Sisters' Melodic Indie-Rock Reunion Shines Bright An uplifting dive into Snocaps' debut album highlights the Crutchfield sisters' vibrant... more »
Florence + The Machine – ‘Everybody Scream’ Review: A Powerful Communal Exorcism of Pain
Florence + The Machine – ‘Everybody Scream’ Review: A Powerful Communal Exorcism of Pain Florence + The Machine's ‘Everybody Scream’ channels raw emotion and collective female strength... more »
Knucks – ‘A Fine African Man’ Review: A Diaspora Griot Embracing His Roots
Knucks – ‘A Fine African Man’ Review: A Diaspora Griot Embracing His Roots This album sees Knucks weaving African identity into UK rap, celebrating diaspora culture with heartfelt... more »
The Belair Lip Bombs ‘Again’ Review: Melbourne Indie Upstarts Eye Global Stardom
The Belair Lip Bombs ‘Again’ Review: Melbourne Indie Upstarts Eye Global Stardom Melbourne’s The Belair Lip Bombs elevate indie rock with their bold album ‘Again’, breaking new ground... more »
Dave – The Boy Who Played The Harp Review: A Prophet’s Pain Painted in Piano
Dave – The Boy Who Played The Harp Review: A Prophet’s Pain Painted in Piano Exploring Dave’s latest album, The Boy Who Played The Harp, a profound blend of lyrical mastery and soulful... more »
Lily Allen – West End Girl Review: A Vicious, Vulnerable, and Victorious Comeback
Lily Allen – West End Girl Review: A Vicious, Vulnerable, and Victorious Comeback Lily Allen’s West End Girl marks a powerful return, blending sharp pop with raw emotion in a stunning... more »
Just Mustard – ‘We Were Just Here’ Review: Bleaching a Blackened Sky with Glorious Noise
Just Mustard – ‘We Were Just Here’ Review: Bleaching a Blackened Sky with Glorious Noise Immerse yourself in Just Mustard’s glorious noise, where dark indie rock meets euphoric... more »