A Hurricane In A Bottle: Geese – Getting Killed Review
Geese are profoundly anti-cliche. Their avant-garde antics and general arch nature of unconformity have always been telltale signs, but artists...
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The Life Of A Showgirl: Is This Show Over?
Taylor Swift has been at the heart of pop controversy for over a decade, yet her newest album has even...
Cartoon Darkness: The Sunny Nihilism of Amyl & The Sniffer’s 3rd Album
Amyl and the Sniffers are the band-du-jour. If you haven’t heard of them yet, get ready, they’re taking over the...
Katy Perry and the Philanderer’s Tones: Why did 143 stink?
In the words of esteemed Parisian food writer and primary antagonist of the rodent-themed Pixar classic, Anton Ego, “the work...
This Is How Tomorrow Moves: Beabadoobee Album Review
Written by Karishma Phandey, edited by Millie Cain. Following her sophomore album Beatopia, the Grunge-Pop Princess softens into her third...
15 Years of 808s and Heartbreak: A Love Letter
Written by Hemma Daddral Edited by Eve Moat Kanye may be controversial or maybe even "cancelled", but Hemma Daddral shows...
Rhythm & Bricks: LEGO Connecting Music and Creators Together With a Simple Click
Written by Richard O'Brien Edited by Eve Moat LEGO’s latest album Rhythm & Bricks (2023) is “the ultimate soundtrack for...
ALBUM REVIEW: Jorja Smith’s New Album is Not Falling Down but Flying High
Written by Emma Randall Edited by Eve Moat Jorja Smith’s highly anticipated second studio album Falling or Flying (2023) encapsulates...
AM I going to Snap Out of It?: 10 Years of the Arctic Monkeys record
Written by Jacob Payling Edited by Eve Moat When Arctic Monkeys released Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino (2018), like many...
ALBUM REVIEW: Slowdive – everything is alive
Written by Isabel Kilevold Edited by Eve Moat Slowdive’s fifth album proves once again why the band is considered one...