Category: music
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KASABIAN: ‘The Alchemist’s Euphoria’ review – a new beginning…
As they dive from mental asylum patients to now-certified alchemists, they attempt to purify the bad stigma with a resolute album with poignant moments – but becomes lost in itself at times. Branded with an iron-fire of alternative reputation, KASABIAN were seemingly unstoppable. Still reeling from a highly successful tour in 2017 from For Crying […]
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The Power of TikTok: ‘Victoria’s Secret’ goes viral
In true TikTok fashion, another song has risen to critical acclaim showcasing societal issues within our day-ti-day lifestyles. This one, with a 7 million tag and a flash mob on it. Body-positivity Anthem, Victoria’s Secret: “she was made up by a dude.” // Jax, 26, from New York, took to TikTok to show off her […]
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YOUR NEW MUSIC FRIDAY: 12/08
Check out what’s new this week for music. New Shikari collab with Wargasm — matched with Kasabian’s new project since the frontman’s departure. Shikari’s return in two years: Enter Shikari are always known to be the workaholics in the industry, so it comes as a surprise when they’ve not made any new music in two […]
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Gorillas: ‘Demon Days’ review – an apocalyptic album with true intent
Gorillaz is made up of singer 2D, bassist Murdoc Niccals, drummer Russel Hobbs and guitarist Noodle. Widely hailed as one of the most innovative collaborators going, Gorillaz are true to form throughout their boastful 7-record roster. After their release of Cracker Island last month, we take a look at their follow-up from the self-titled debut, […]
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BODEGA: ‘Broken Equipment’ review – iconic mannerisms integral to post-punk revival
But there’s no selfish way to love, ‘Cause then there wouldn’t be love: New York band parcel up Broken Equipment and deliver a warmer return to the revived post-punk scene BODEGA were never one with labels. Be it genre or explicit categorisation, they consciously expanded their musical palettes careening away from the post-punk revival show […]
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