Fever Ray – ‘Radical Romantics’ review: a symphonic ode to love
Like many uncomfortable conversations, Fever Ray‘s album ‘Radical Romantics’ begins with an apology. Their third album – and first in ...
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Meet Me @ The Altar – ‘Past // Present // Future’ review: imaginative pop-rockers stake a place in the scene’s future
Meet Me @ The Altar’s buzz has been constructing for thus lengthy that it’s onerous to consider they’re solely now ...
Sleaford Mods – ‘UK Grim’ review: their dumpster fire melodrama remains vital
“I’ve acquired disaster stamina,” spits Sleaford Mods’ frontman Jason William on their new album’s opening title monitor ‘UK Grim’. It’s ...
Kali Uchis – ‘Red Moon In Venus’ review: a singular, spectacular artist
Kali Uchis’ third album has a significantly lush begin: birds chirping, wind chimes and the Colombian-American singer whispering “I really ...
Jawny – ‘It’s Never Fair, Always True’ review: new levels of bedroom-pop gold
Once you’ve summoned the explosive consideration that bedroom-pop upstart Jawny did again in 2019, in a single day fame isn’t ...
Daine – ‘Shapeless’ review: a cutting-edge mixtape
Daine is an artist of extremes: pop hooks and metallic screams; summary lyrics about corporeal disabilities; a take care of ...
Gracie Abrams – ‘Good Riddance’ review: a deeply intimate portrait of growth
Gracie Abrams has all the time been an artist to put on her emotions on her sleeve. In her music, ...
Gorillaz – ‘Cracker Island’ review: conventional, but richly satisfying
Your age will doubtless dictate the reply to the next query: is Damon Albarn that man from Blur, or that ...
Skrillex – ‘Quest For Fire’ review: hectic return from a huge character
Skrillex has been on a sonic journey, alright. The title of his long-awaited second album, ‘Quest For Fireplace’, displays the ...
Caity Baser – ‘Thanks For Nothing, See You Never’ EP review: a promising pop rebel
In Caity Baser‘s caffeinated and vibrant pop world, each feeling is lit up in neon: from the breathlessness of a ...
