Category: artist in review

• Kneecap: “Fine Art” Album Review | Another feather in the Irish cap

  Dec 1

  Plight of the IRish: Punk rap trio heralded as this years best. Following in the footsteps of their acclaimed movie taking flight and fellow heavyweights taking up the mantle into… more ›

• Wunderhorse: “Midas” Album Review | Passion project grows from strength to strength

  Nov 22

  Heavy rockers join the Fontaines ferry with their gloomy post-punk dress-up Midas. For Wunderhorse – fronted by one Jacob Slater – they love it when things fall apart. On new… more ›

• The Cure: “Songs Of A Lost World” | The Review

  Nov 20

  Questioning Life and Death: Smith and co return with their fourteenth studio record. It’s hard to dispute the colossal cultural impact The Cure had and continue to have within our… more ›

• High Vis: “Guided Tour” Album Review | rock never dies.

  Nov 9

  English post-punk quartet belt out stellar third. A real tour-de-force of different cogs from various hardcore bands, High Vis are a sweltering deluge of baggy, post-punk noise that’s been lighting… more ›

• Soft Play: “Heavy Jelly” Album Review | Two man boy band from the Garden of England.

  Oct 28

  Ahead of their UK tour – including a date in Nottingham – we take a look at their recent, Heavy Jelly. Under a new moniker, isaac and Laurie pick up… more ›