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...
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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...
‘Neither a good one, nor is it so unblessed’: Travis Scott’s UTOPIA
In an effort to present the world with a true rap blockbuster album, Travis delivers a grand yet hollow spectacle...
First Two Pages of Frankenstein: A Review
Imbued with melancholic nostalgia and dissociative lyrics, First Two Pages of Frankenstein is The National‘s latest album, following I Am...
Che Lingo genre bends in a way which demonstrates the ebbs and flows of life and his struggles with mental health in second studio album, “Coming Up For Air”
(Trigger warning: Eating Disorder/Mental Health- Depression) South London artist Che Lingo released his debut album in 2020, titled The Worst...
Black Country, New Road ‘Live at Bush Hall’: an orchestration of friendship, celebration, and resilience
‘Look at us, BCNR, friends forever’, shouts the 6-piece band in the opener ‘Up Song’, as they return without frontman...
Tyler, the Creator’s ‘The Estate Sale’: a review
The deluxe album trend. Some love it, some loath it. Lil Uzi Vert has been praised for reigniting the release...