In 2018, Glass Animals drummer Joe Seaward became involved in a tragic cycling accident; it was unknown whether or not he would recover. Since the accident, the drummer has made a full recovery to play on the band’s new record. Despite the setback, the Oxford-based pop outfit have made quite a name for themselves over […]Read More
As musical cycles continue (see the 80s pop revivalism of the recent Dua Lipa and Lorde albums for instance) it’s very easy to feel as though you have heard it all. Yes, some artists may execute ideas and blend styles better than others but rarely do groups disregards genres conventions or intertwine them recklessly and […]Read More
Following the success of their 2018 album When My Heart Felt Volcanic, the Utah based indie-pop band had a lively two years. From opening for 5 Seconds of Summer to going on their first headline tour, The Aces spent most of their time travelling and touring the world, with no mentions of further releases. However, […]Read More
It would be fair to say that no new band has made quite the impression that Fontaines D.C. has. The Dubliners depict Irish life through a synthesis of dirty post-punk and Joycean lyrics. The band’s new album, A Hero’s Death, follows on from their electrifying debut Dogrel, and while the band channel some of the […]Read More
Every artist’s career is a journey of progression. From the music that brought them their first notoriety, they will experiment with sounds and musical textures, until years later they are producing work that no one would have expected. Such is the journey of Paul Weller, The Modfather. At 62, his career has outlasted those of […]Read More
It has been a busy year for Nicolás Jaar. The producer returned to his roots with a mid-tempo industrial noise album in February, before turning that on its head with Cenizas in March. This had always been a part of the plan, it seems. The gloomy latter piece was rendered a detox of negativity – […]Read More
Taylor Swift may have just gone back to the woods and created not only one of her best albums to date but possibly the best album of the last five years. Can this woman do no wrong? Written with a more seemingly delicate touch, Swift’s eighth studio album folklore has not only hit the nail […]Read More
Almost 9 years on from their last album, Mike Skinner has answered many people’s prayers with the return of The Streets. The new album, or mixtape as Skinner calls it, None Of Us Are Getting Out Of This Life Alive continues with The Streets’ mix of unique sounds and ability to dip into garage and […]Read More
Romantic blues and jazzy strums, platinum-selling country singer/songwriter Jimmie Allen stuns with R&B inspired tunes in the country lane. Today marks the release of his upcoming collaborative EP Bettie James. Named wonderfully after his late father James Allen, and grandmother Bettie Snead, the project features several well named artists. Jimmie Allen is far from the […]Read More
A confident, forward sophomore album and an encouragement to be yourself and never apologise.Read More
Album Review for Maze & Lindholm second album 'A River flowing Home to Sea' Read More
Haim's third album, Women in Music Pt III, is a stark message: stop focusing on our gender, and focus on our talent. Read More
Sister act Chloe x Halle’s latest album Ungodly Hour marks a departure from their girl-next-door image by providing an insight into more mature issues such as sex and betrayal. The duo first made their name as actresses, appearing in several films and Disney’s Austin and Ally before being taken under the wing of Beyoncé and […]Read More
‘Dishes’ is all about the little things. Even the unwashed ones that piled up on the kitchen side. It’s clear straight away that this track was written with a certain individual in mind. Rising pop sensation Lauv has released a surprise brand-new quarantine-made EP, Without You. This 4-track EP is made up of songs written […]Read More
Adam Goldsmith explores the honesty of Hannah Georgas' new single release 'Dreams'. Read More
