Album Review: DMA’s – The Glow
Never mind stepping up the morphine, DMA’S have stepped up the production with The Glow. The band's third album is a culmination of well-developed and refined tracks from the Australian band which advance from ...
Album Review: Dream Wife – So When You Gonna…
On album number two, Dream Wife return with the same fire which burned through their debut, but this time the Brighton trio have chosen to control the flame resulting in a brilliant bonfire of a record.
So W...
Album Review: Skott – Always Live for Always
Always Live for Always, the awe-inspiring debut from Pauline Skött (known as Skott) is a record about rediscovering who you are, what you are capable of, and unbolting the chains of your past.
The album includ...
Album Review: Jessie Ware – What’s You Pleasure?
Jessie Ware's music has found its way back to the dancefloor. From early beginnings as a vocalist on SBTRKT tracks, electro has always permeated her repertoire one way or another. But none of her releases have ...
Album Review: HAIM – Women In Music Pt. III
It has been quite a journey to Women in Music Pt. III (WIMPIII) for HAIM. They have enjoyed commercial success and received rave reviews, but have also been snubbed and patronised along the way. WIMPIII shows t...
Album Review: Bugeye – Ready Steady Bang
Croydon based disco-punks, Bugeye, release their debut album, Ready Steady Bang, on 10 July via independent label Reckless Yes. The Paul Tipler (Idlewild, Elastica, LIINES) produced album has so far been pr...
Album Review: Phoebe Bridgers – Punisher
Phoebe Bridgers is a self-confessed lover of sad songs, but the Californian musician has opted to (marginally) dial down the despair for her second album Punisher. The album is a masterful documentation of regr...
Album Review: Lamb of God – Lamb of God
Lamb of God make a strong comeback with their tenth album that is politically charged and bears the weight of their own name and identity.
This weight is indeed heavy for the Virginian metal legend, who have...
Album Review: Jehnny Beth – TO LOVE IS TO LIVE
When Camille “Jehnny Beth” Berthomier, performs with Savages, she is renowned for a dedication to provoke and disrupt perceptions of music as an art form. A theme unequivocally continuing into her solo career.
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Album Review: Jack Garratt – Love, Death & Dancing
The journey to Jack Garratt's second album has been far from smooth. The multi-instrumentalist parted ways with his manager during the final period of campaigning his debut, Phase, and subsequently went through...