Category: Best of British
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Superorganism: “World Wide Pop” album review – nonstop universally wonderful
When eight artists collided together to conjure up Something For Your M.I.N.D in 2017, the world stage was well and truly set. Don’t Let The Colony Collapse:// The sprawling, multi-limbed collection of international artists, known as Superorganism are back. Charting the stratosphere, as they tackle the infinite versus the intimate, the fusing of minds come […]
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MERCURY PRIZE 2022: First-timers join nominees as diversity is questioned…
The Mercury Prize nominees, which celebrates the best British and Irish albums of the year, have been announced with 12 shortlisted albums making up a list from all walks of life. From dabblings of Scottish heritage jazz, to pioneering rap and of course landing on a British staple, that cannot be ignored from the Summer […]
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What is your best rock & alt album of 2021?
Rock This: As we enter the uncharted territory of 2022’s summer, we look back and reflect on some of our most cherished albums that came out this time last year that we’ve had on repeat ever since. Teatro d’ira – Vol. 1. Måneskin. Release date: 19 March 2021. <<loosely translated in English to Theatre in […]
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your new rock this week.//
As we saunter into the blazing summer (as those in the UK are going through a freak heatwave), some of our most notable artists are cooking up stuff equally hot for us to savour on. Here’s your new rock this week. Interpol. Taking a more candid and resourceful approach to their songwriting, The Other Side […]
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Your Singles Review – “Hate” by Loyle Carner
Wisdom, I fear him: Getting bodied by fast-whipped lyrical sincerity is becoming such a norm for British MCs right now. Interpolated with both the grime and jazz-rap games, the first names of Dave, Loyle and Ghetts become buzz words within a world we see ourselves in.// A dude like Loyle Carner is riding waves within […]
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