Category: artist review

• 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 ›

• Sleep Token: “Take Me Back To Eden” Album Review – UK’s most anonymous pushes metal boundaries

  May 20

  WOrship. A monolith epic of post- rock/metal monstrosity that sees them at their most audacious. OVERVIEW Like many here, once we heard Sleep Token, it seemed we were hooked. The… more ›

• Q: “Soul, PRESENT” Album Review – Nostalgic reams of neo-soul

  May 7

  soul, present is A deep dive into the synthesizer-heavy sounds of the 80s’ – a world Q loves more than anything. The soul scoutsman has been marked. During the mist… more ›

• Yeah Yeah Yeahs: “Cool It Down” Album Review – Thunderous nine-year return

  May 7

  2022’s Cool It Down is a lightning in a bottle. A magic eight-track collection, it implores you to embrace YYY’s beauty and power. Cowards, here’s the sun … so bow… more ›

• Comfort: “What’s Bad Enough?” Album Review – Punk has some newcomers

  May 4

  In an industry where playlists are king, and aesthetic rules, Comfort are not unconcerned with fitting in. As they thread the line between blistering punk, magnetising synth-lines and cathartic lyricism,… more ›