Tag: music

• Comfort: “What’s Bad Enough?” Album Review – Punk has some newcomers

  May 4

  In an industry where playlists are king, and aesthetic rules, Comfort are not unconcerned with fitting in. As they thread the line between blistering punk, magnetising synth-lines and cathartic lyricism,… more ›

• 100 gecs: “10,000 gecs” Album Review – a sheer overload of glitchy pop

  Mar 20

  No, this isn’t your Spotify having a hissy-fit. This is just 100 gecs letting it all out. Sometimes music doesn’t need probable cause to exist in our music libraries, sometimes… more ›

• Black Honey: “A Fistful of Peaches” Album Review – a visceral pump of honest indie-rock

  Mar 18

  A desperate attempt to finding connection in an otherwise impossible world, is a marking this Brighton quartet wear well. A decadent cult-rising from their self-titled debut with, I Only Hurt… more ›

• Let’s Talk: Who’s the best British band out there right now?

  Mar 16

  It’s a thought that reverberates around many avid music listeners of new and old, and plays in line with those artists who are very much ones to watch. You’ve got… more ›

• The Angles – “The Angles” album review – NYC collective bring glow to contemplative power-pop

  Mar 9

  You’d be surprised to know that Brooklyn-based jangly-pop outfit of The Angles is just solely written by one man. That man goes by the name Ashwin Prasanna, who has quite… more ›