Category: album review

• Neck Deep: “Neck Deep” Album Review – Fifth self-titled return shakes off doubters

  Jan 27

  Neck Deep’s self-titled album encompasses everything the Welsh band have been about throughout their illustrious careers – raw, high-octane pop-punk mischief dialled up to eleven. When long-time drummer Dani Washington… more ›

• Feral Family: “Without Motion” Album Review | Brooding tales beckons in UK’s Most Exciting…

  Jan 20

  New kids on the block: Captured from the quiet east coast of Yorkshire – inspired from the Middle East – heralds the ethereal shoegaze drive of Feral Family. A debut… more ›

• Folly Group: “Down There!” Album Review | Magnetic debut from London powerhouse post-punks

  Jan 14

  Folly Group come out swinging with record rife in complexity and colour. There’s been a genuine ascent from these Londoners over the last year or so. From being A-lister features… more ›

• | OUR BEST ALBUMS OF 2023 |

  Dec 20

  With the announcement of MVM’s best of 2023 magazine earlier this week, we take a look at some of the best albums we’ve been falling over this year. NOTE: these… more ›

• Yussef Dayes: “Black Classical Music” Album Review | Pocket of brilliance in an ever-changing jazz landscape…

  Dec 18

  Drummer and producer Yussef Dayes widens the lens in contemporary jazz for open minds. Vibrant, energetic and powerful, Yussef’s solo debut album BLACK CLASSICAL MUSIC is an instant gem. In… more ›