FIFTY FIFTY – ‘Love Tune’ review: uninspired sweet nothings
FIFTY FIFTY induced fairly the stir final yr – at first for all the suitable causes, after which all of ...
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Pale Waves – ‘Smitten’ review: loved-up liberation
Pale Waves have by no means been afraid of fixing issues up, or sporting their influences on their sleeve. On ...
Katy Perry – ‘143’ review: a pop star struggles to relocate her old sense of fun
It’s a disgrace that Katy Perry’s new album opens with ‘Girl’s World’, arguably essentially the most disastrous comeback single in ...
Kaeto – ‘Intro’ review: abstract alt-pop from Scotland’s finest
Finding out Kaeto is like finding out an summary portray: the extra consideration you pay, the higher you’ll perceive her. ...
Jamie xx – ‘In Waves’ review: star-studded meditations on the dancefloor
Arriving mid-way by means of the turbulent 2010s, Jamie xx’s debut album ‘In Color’ was one of many biggest of ...
Miranda Lambert – ‘Postcards from Texas’ review: feisty, funny and free
A few years in the past, a younger, up-and-coming nation singer crooned about how “they are saying you'll be able ...
Deadletter – ‘Hysterical Strength’ review: post-punk that revels in life’s contradictions
Deadletter have you ever the place they need you earlier than you even begin listening to their debut album ‘Hysterical ...
Mermaid Chunky – ‘Slif Slaf Slof’ review: brilliantly eccentric, funny and inventive avant-pop
LCD Soundsystem’s James Murphy was in a espresso store when he heard a tune from Mermaid Chunky’s deeply weird ‘VEST’ ...
Fred Again.. – ‘Ten Days’ review: poignant magic from life’s little moments
Fred Once more.. has been on a journey. Over the previous few years, he’s efficiently – and seemingly effortlessly – ...
Baekhyun – ‘Hello, World’ review: an unfettered re-introduction
The phrase “Whats up, world” embodies a contemporary, wide-eyed optimism (and could be nostalgic for individuals who’ve ever written their ...
