The bold beginnings of this new release from Palace seem set to give a new lease of life to the indie-rock scene. Potential for the trio to do so is certainly there, despite the somewhat […]
Daniel Caesar Tries To Love Again in New Album, CASE STUDY 01
Nobody writes about love quite like Daniel Caesar. With a signature capacity for sending even the most cynical plunging into the depths of their feelings, even when his latest album, CASE STUDY 01 feels determined […]
Charli XCX and Lizzo Bid to Save Pop with ‘Blame It On Your love’
Now almost unrecognisable from the 2014 chart smashing breakthrough sounds of ‘Boom Clap’ and ‘Break the Rules’, Charli XCX has continually reinvented what it means to be a popstar in the current industry climate. In […]
Lizzo Shines in New Album, Cuz I Love You
After having to tide ourselves over with the pre-released tracks on repeat (‘Cuz I Love You’ / ‘Juice’/ ‘Tempo’), the wait is finally up. Lizzo has served us 33 minutes of self-love lyricism crafted into […]
Game Of Flo
WARNING: GOT SPOILERS AHEAD As the eve of the great battle loomed, Game of Thrones fans were gifted a beautifully haunting hymnal of ‘Jenny of Oldstones’, sung by Podrick Payne (Daniel Portman) in the final […]
A Fitting Farewell, In The End
The Swan Song album of the infamous Irish rock band The Cranberries following the death of lead singer Dolores O’Riordan exudes a mixed sense of loss, love and overall finality. Listening to the album in […]
Drugdealer Are as Smooth as Honey
Michael Collins’ psychedelic new release is the ideal soundtrack for a hazy Summer’s day. It’s the second full-length album for Collins under the name of ‘Drugdealer’ and is not without its intriguing inputs including the […]
Beabadoobee Worms Her Way into Your Soul in Loveworm
As someone who’s followed both the music and the Instagram of ‘beabadoobee’ (born Bea Kristi) for quite some time now, I can’t help but get excited whenever she releases something new. At only 18 years […]
Local Natives Travel Down Violet Street
It’s been three years since Local Natives last album, and upon hearing the ridiculously catchy pre-released singles from the newest release, I had high hopes for Violet Street. Safe to say, it did not disappoint. […]
Loyle Carner Leaves You Falling From the Skies in New Album, Not Waving, But Drowning
Not Waving, But Drowning is a love letter from Loyle Carner to his family, friends, girlfriend, and life itself. This review, in turn, is a love letter to that album. Anchored in vulnerability and bristling […]