Category: album review

• Muse: “Will of the People” album review – brazen rock for the revolutionised

  Aug 28

  Hard rock true to tonal with a clear notion, does Will of the People looks to be Muse’s best music in years? Let’s push the emperors into the ocean//: A… more ›

• $uicideboy$: “Sing Me A Lullaby, My Sweet Temptation” album review – poignant and positive

  Aug 23

  Songs like “Matte Black” and “1000 Blunts” bring a more care-free pragmatism to the duos work. New Orleans rap duo $uicideboy$ rose from the dark corners of the underground, merging… more ›

• Baby Strange: ‘World Below’ album review – dark and gritty at its best

  Aug 22

  When More! More! More! was released by a fairly unknown and underground outfit in the height of 2020 lockdown, we knew something was afoot within the seedy underbelly of Glasgow.… more ›

• KASABIAN: ‘The Alchemist’s Euphoria’ review – a new beginning…

  Aug 15

  As they dive from mental asylum patients to now-certified alchemists, they attempt to purify the bad stigma with a resolute album with poignant moments – but becomes lost in itself… more ›

• Gorillaz: ‘Demon Days’ review – an apocalyptic album with true intent

  Aug 11

  Gorillaz is made up of singer 2D, bassist Murdoc Niccals, drummer Russel Hobbs and guitarist Noodle. Widely hailed as one of the most innovative collaborators going, Gorillaz are true to… more ›