Tag: album review

• The 1975: “Funny in a Foreign Language” album review – at their most earnest…

  Nov 13

  Manchester-based collective The 1975 return with their fifth Funny in a Foreign Language. Lauded with love, it is a soft-rock pop peppering that is every bit cliché as it is… more ›

• Loyle Carner: “hugo” album review: at his most brutally honest

  Oct 30

  Conscientious jazz-rap is never an easy feat to excel at. The lyrical ingenuity is just as important as the butter-melt beats accompanying it… It takes a good MC to not… more ›

• YOUR NEW MUSIC FRIDAY: 28/10

  Oct 28

  My, what a quick week, eh? I was just reeling off last weeks’ releases of Arctic Monkeys and Loyle Carner during the working commute, when another Friday came out of… more ›

• October Drift: “I Don’t Belong Anywhere” album review – powerful post-grunge makes its mark

  Oct 16

  You may or may not have heard October Drift. An elusive collective with aims of top flight successions, they are an alternative alignment and a necessary addition to the heavy,… more ›

• Gilla Band: “Most Normal” album review – the sound of pure + dirty Irish noise

  Oct 9

  When 2015 Lawman was earmarked into an opening scene in the sixth series of Peaky Blinders, it may give you exactly the right idea in what kind of band Gilla… more ›