Category: album review

• Giacchino’s Magic: The Power of Music in “The Batman”

  Mar 14

  Reboots among superhero franchises always come thick and fast among an equally blustering industry hungry for the next exciting moment for the fans to gawk at. But Reeves’ dreary portrayal… more ›

• OSCAR LANG: Bedroom Lo-Fi Soars to Rocky Heights

  Mar 10

  From lo-fi to lo-frantic: Oscar Lang replaces the ladle of synth with a delectable dose of filth. It’s often a daring assumption to declare that the rise of bedroom artists… more ›

• Florence + The Machine: “King” – Single Review

  Mar 2

  No music artist has ever inhabited the unforetold musical moments that this band has produced over their indie years and no music artist screams ‘refined with elegance‘ more than Florence… more ›

• Selling to the Devil: Neil Diamond Joins Roster of Selling Entire Catalogue to Universal

  Feb 28

  MONDAY NEWS: 2022 is shaping up to be a blockbuster year for catalog acquisitions. Shortly after a mere two weeks where Sting sold his whole catalogue to Universal’s publishing division… more ›

• How Avril Lavigne Has Turned Back Time: The Pop-Punk Revitalisation

  Feb 27

  Relevance is an important factor in an industry that changes like the wind, and no one understands this more than ’00s pop-punk prom queen Avril Lavigne. After seventh album Love… more ›