Reviews
Olivia Dean – ‘Messy’ review: vibrant, consistent and brimming with life
‘Messy’ has the intoxicating promise of a summer season’s night. Olivia Dean’s debut album lives in a state of suspended...
Do Nothing – ‘Snake Sideways’ review: spritely post-punk packed with melody
In late 2019, a brand new, fully-formed voice arrived into the ranks of UK post-punk. Do Nothing’s ‘LeBron James’ was...
Lucinda Williams Honors Friends and Celebrates Survival on ‘Stories From a Rock N Roll Heart’
“I’m by no means gonna fade away,” the Americana legend sings on her fifteenth album Within the spring of 2021,...
Bdrmm – ‘I Don’t Know’ review: Hull rockers remain on red-hot form
Bdrmm are one in every of Britain’s best-kept musical secrets and techniques – however doubtlessly not for for much longer....
The Japanese House – ‘In The End It Always Does’ review: pop disrupter finds sunshine in the darkness
From the beginning of her profession, singer-songwriter Amber Bain – AKA The Japanese Home – has been instructed that she’s an enigma....
AI Reviewed a Record — We Had Some Notes
Right here at Rolling Stone, we’re all the time on the lookout for new music reviewers, younger sizzling pictures contemporary...
Coi Leray Should Probably Chill A Little
The rapper's second album works when she lets down her brash facade and opens up Hip-hop heiress Coi Leray had...
Young Thug’s ‘Business Is Business’ Has the Feel of a Posthumous Album
From Slick Rick and 2Pac to Shyne and Bobby Shmurda, jail time impacts musical careers, largely for the worst. Younger...
Kelly Clarkson Turns the Messiness of Divorce into Showstopping Pop Spectacle on ‘Chemistry’
Within the midst of Kelly Clarkson’s divorce, she had a revelation. Opposite to the that means of her 2015 ballad...
Kim Petras Makes Her Big Move
It has taken Kim Petras 15 years to get a debut album out. Within the interim, the German singer —songwriter’s...
