Freya Martin shares her thoughts on folk-rock artisan Marika Hackman’s new album, Covers.
Transitioning from indie to alt-pop: Wallows release lockdown EP Remote
Katie Brown reviews Wallows’ follow-up EP to their acclaimed indie debut album.
Molchat Doma’s Monument: A gothic snyth-pop dance party
Ben Forrest offers his thoughts on Belarusian post-punk trio Molchat Doma’s new album, Monument.
Sufjan Stevens delivers another conceptual mega-album with The Ascension
Esme McGowan reviews Sufjan Stevens’ startling and poignant new album, The Ascension.
IDLES assert themselves as giants of alternative with Ultra Mono
Ben Forrest reviews Ultra Mono, the most recent album from underground post-punk greats IDLES.
Everything Everything’s Re-Animator, A New Chapter and A New Sound
Jessica McCarrick reviews art-pop indie band Everything Everything’s new album ‘Re-Animator.’
Declan McKenna’s Zeros, A Glam-Indie-Rock Musical Experience
Emily Swingle reviews indie singer-songwriter Declan McKenna’s new album, ‘Zeros.’
Taylor Swift’s Surprise Release folklore: The Change We Didn’t Know We Needed
In a summer rife with unplanned quarantine music by artists such as Charlie XCX and OneRepublic, no one was expecting to hear from Taylor Swift. The queen of carefully planned easter eggs, Swift has a […]
DMA’s Take a Worthwhile Risk On New Album, The Glow
Rarely has a band been so adored thousands of miles away from its home city than the Sydney three-piece band DMA’s are in the UK. With their two previous albums Hill’s End and For Now […]
Phoebe Bridgers Reaches a World of Her Own on New Album, Punisher
Punisher is heavy and haunted, but Phoebe Bridgers’ music is more alive than ever. The Californian singer-songwriter has released her second full length album, and it’s otherworldly right down to its cosmic album art. Bridgers […]
Chromatica Blasts Us Into Disco-Dance Heaven
Lady Gaga’s highly anticipated sixth studio release came at the worst possible time. In a global pandemic, and just days after the murder of George Floyd, the world is hurting, feeling the injustice and institutional […]
Green Gardens Spread Their Wings on New EP ‘Sauna, Teach Me How to Breathe’
Leeds-based four piece band Green Gardens have established themselves firmly in the local gig scene over the last few years, breaking the stereotype of “boys with guitars” with their meaningful music and sharp talent. However, […]