Category: 2023

• The Success of UK Jazz: Ezra Collective

  Sep 11

  The jazz collective were outsiders to clinch the prize going into last weeks’ ceremony (September 7th) beating off favourites Jockstrap, Loyle Carner and Young Fathers at London’s Eventim Apollo. Now that everything has died down… more ›

• The Chemical Brothers: “For That Beautiful Feeling” Album Review – A stunning return to electronic dreamland

  Sep 9

  My Chemical Brothers return ablaze with For That Beautiful Feeling – a mind bending tenth wrought with more subtle beats and blissful harmonies as they share the love of life.… more ›

• Uniquely Yours #4: Playlist of the Week

  Sep 4

  After popular demand with distribution made overseas, UNIQUELY YOURS IS BACK. This time, we’re sharing the love with the fourth instalment as unique as you who’s listening x Our favourites… more ›

• Royal Blood: “Back To The Water Below” Album Review – will the duo sink or swim?

  Sep 1

  The scuzzy Death From Above riffs and blistering QOTSA energy are ever-present – as the duo get back to blaring basics. Rock music has always had a side-eye and a… more ›

• Hak Baker: “Worlds End FM” Album Review – Baker brings back nostalgic noughties

  Aug 24

  Hak Baker, one of the most prominent black artists in the alternative scene, shares his limb of London Life through a shade left of Mike Skinner and Pete Doherty. Superimposed… more ›