Category: artist review

• Queens of the Stone Age: “In Times New Roman…” Album Review – Homme distills his dark days

  Jun 16

  Times New Roman may be a blasé choice for font – but this eighth album of theirs is nothing of the sort. Grotty dark embellishments are with us as the… more ›

• King Krule: “Space Heavy” Album Review – woozy jazz-punk enters a new dark age

  Jun 14

  The jagged swoon of KING Krule’s (Archy Marshall) no wave armaggedon jazz-punk lends a new ear with his fourth: SPACE HEAVY. Despite what crisis he finds himself in, a King… more ›

• Christine and the Queens: “PARANOÏA, ANGELS, TRUE LOVE” ALBUM REVIEW – Divinity in Sound

  Jun 9

  Managing grief and angels: Chris once again dazzles us in lustful potency via PARANOÏA, ANGELS AND TRUE LOVE, as the narration continues from 2022’s Redcar les adorables étoiles. Chris’s music… more ›

• Foo Fighters: “But Here We Are” Album Review – At their most raw…

  Jun 2

  Grohl professes his grief through the only way he knows how – writing music. I’ll take care of everything from now on… overview It is said that Foo Fighters are… more ›

• Arlo Parks: “My Soft Machine” Album Review – A competent stride for arlo

  May 31

  Dynamic enough for an artist to progress but rooted enough to stay familiar, the markings of Weightless and Blades bring Arlo Parks into the forefront of music relaxants for another… more ›