Category: album review

• The Murder Capital: “Gigi’s Recovery” album review -ambitious, resilient and poetically dark

  Jan 20

  A band once at crossroads, results in an monumental post-punk follow-up with every feeling attached to it. Another day, another post-punk spirit hailing from Dublin.// Joining an ever-growing roster in… more ›

• Billy Nomates: “CACTI” album review – surviving it all with weird organs and upright pianos

  Jan 15

  A dark cloud hangs over Nomates’ new CACTI as her introspective thoughts seep out onto a lurid colour of distaste and melancholic swagger. A character once-manifested Billy Nomates (real name… more ›

• the 4 albums released in 2022 you’ve been sleeping on…

  Dec 30

  With so much going on in music for the year, it shouldn’t come as no surprise that some albums may have slipped under your radar -especially when you were flipping… more ›

• OUR TWENTY BEST ALBUMS OF 2022…

  Dec 9

  As we see out this year, we take a look at some of the best albums we’ve discovered this year … based on our reader “most listens.” We are more… more ›

• Kokoroko: “Could We Be More” album review – a melting pot of London’s best fusion sounds

  Dec 5

  An eclectic mash-up melting pot of London’s most treasured influences, the eight-piece collectives’ debut Could We Be More is a self-assured soother for the mind and soul. Of course, We’ve… more ›