Category: album review

• Rural Tapes: “Contact” Album Review | A TIMELESS SOUNDSCAPE |

  Feb 20

  3.9 / 5 Stunning instrumentals carves sounds of yesteryear WITH cONTACT – HIS THIRD UNDER MONIKER ruRAL tAPES. OVERVIEW Avid maestro, multi multi-instrumentalist and producer Arne Kjelsrud Mathisen has been… more ›

• IDLES: “TANGK” Album Review – An ambitious record with nothing but love to give…

  Feb 13

  One of the most powerful units in the rock barracks emerge triumphant with their fifth, as Bristolian post-punks strike a chord with more sentiment than ever before. OVERVIEW Following up… more ›

• PROJECTOR: “Now When We Talk It’s Violence” Album Review – Gritty 3-piece Brighton Rock chart their own path

  Feb 10

  Tightly-wound PROJECTOR DELIVER THE GRIT OF MODERN LIFE THROUGH THE DARK PORES Of INTERPOL to gatecrash the mainstream of rough-and-tumble rock. overview First formed in 2018, Brighton’s PROJECTOR – made… more ›

• The Last Dinner Party: “Prelude to Ecstasy” Album Review – Everything we’ve come to expect… and more

  Feb 2

  Anticipation spirals as the theatrical quintet lay the fruits of their labour at our feet. OVERVIEW From meeting in their freshers week to their first strings of shows in London,… more ›

• 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 ›