Tag: album review

• Blur: “The Ballad of Darren” Album Review – A Welcoming Return for the Ages

  Jul 21

  A heedy fork in the road, The Ballad of Darren is a welcoming return for a brit-pop resurgence of tender mildlife-crises. Damon Albarn has had quite a busy schedule so… more ›

• Grian Chatten: “Chaos For The Fly” Album Review – A tender debut for the Fontaines frontman

  Jul 17

  A timeless airy debut filled with traditional folky fruits, Chaos For The Fly is Grian’s floating thought bubble of introspection. Rare moments of respite, retrospection and an awful lot of… more ›

• Being Dead: “When Horses Would Run” Album Review – relentless and chaotic in all the right places…!

  Jul 15

  WHEN HORSES WOULD RUN: It’s a startling debut for the Texan trio as they strive for surf rock, avant-garde post-punk – and everything in-between. Being Dead: America’s #1 Sweethearts. Being… more ›

• Public Body: “Big Mess” Album Review – Fast Brighton punk falls short of the mark

  Jul 13

  Blistering Brighton six-piece deliver their own version of modern life is rubbish with their debut Big Mess – A real blur of frenetic energy. Calloused fingertips; waning eyesight from the… more ›

• Little Dragon: “Slugs of Love” Album Review – The Swedes get spicier

  Jul 8

  Swedish mellow maestros’ Little Dragon return with their seventh full-length studio album – Slugs of Love. It’s a happy comprise between organic and electronic, as they enter dreamy techno-R&B grooves,… more ›