Category: Spotify

• Mar 30, 2022

  Let’s Talk: The “Downfall” of Machine Gun Kelly – mainstream sellout

  So, it’s taken me a while to get around to this one. After MGK’s genre-defining moment of Tickets to my Downfall went platinum back in 2020, I was marginally excited for its follow-up. Embellished, new and pivotal in the course of pop-punk, Tickets to my Downfall was a solid album upon release. Sparked by the…
• Mar 25, 2022

  The Amazons: “Bloodrush” – Singles Review

  __________ “Wrote a letter, did you read it alone?” ______________ //Alongside their announcement for album number 3, they share summer magic single: Bloodrush.\\ After a debriefing and a detoxing from 2019’s Future Dust– and the subsequent aftermath that fell after it– your favourite Amazonian wonderments are back. The ethereal The Cure-inspired album name of How…
• Mar 20, 2022

  Your Artist of the Week: Superlove

  // BRITS SUPERLOVE are: Jacob Rice & Jonathan Worgan.// Clean-cut, noise-pop Bristolin superduo, Superlove are brazened in exciting orange-red after their debut announcement of Colours – which is set to be released at the start of April. Diverting away from the usual run-of-the-mill 12-track listing bubblegum pop record – because that would be nothing other…
• Mar 19, 2022

  The Debut of The Mysterines: Destined for Greatness?

  Critically acclaimed among NME and BBC Introducing, Liverpudlian 4-piece, The Mysterines are out-muscling and out-playing their counterparts in the alternative rock scene with blistering pace. But with that said, it’s also imperative to understand that neither industries should be in competition with one another but rather, simply share in the nation’s credibility as us Brits…
• Mar 13, 2022

  Artist of the Week: Eden Rain

  Text Me When You’re Home Safe. As heartwarming as gin among frost, benign songwriter Eden Rain draws in on Being Human in the best ways possible. Leeds-born artist portrays the very best in up-and-coming artistry with her urban chill landscaping perfect for those detoxing moments before those caffeinated Mondays start. Having only released five songs…