Category: album review

• 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 ›

• Confidence Man: “TILT” album review – the biggest top-of-the-pop parade

  Nov 25

  Universally weird and wonderful, Confidence Man return with their portable parade of lavish feel-good frenetics to make you lose you cool. When Confident Music for Confident People dropped in 2018,… more ›

• Wunderhorse: “Cub” album review – blazing rock ‘n’roll return on Slater’s new magnum opus

  Nov 22

  Newquay-based musician of Jacob Slater swaps out punk etiquette (or lack of) and fury for the haze of a man growing into himself. With a maturity to his enriching songwriting,… more ›

• Del Water Gap: “Del Water Gap” album review – intimate butter-pop indie

  Nov 16

  Aside from a geographical impasse in America, Del Water Gap is also the name of the sorrowful solo project of S. Holden Jaffe. Currently residing in Brooklyn, his intimate inner… more ›

• Loyle Carner: “hugo” album review: at his most brutally honest

  Oct 30

  Conscientious jazz-rap is never an easy feat to excel at. The lyrical ingenuity is just as important as the butter-melt beats accompanying it… It takes a good MC to not… more ›