Jack Garratt, with his debut album Phase, proved himself to be the epitome of a ‘solo artist’. Writing, performing and producing everything on his debut album; the successes of…… Read more “ALBUM REVIEW: Jack Garratt – Love, Death & Dancing”
Category: ALBUMS
ALBUM REVIEW: The 1975 – Notes On A Conditional Form
We either listen to the new The 1975 album, or we don’t. Unlike Greta Thunberg’s message in the eponymous opening track, there are no consequences to our selfish…… Read more “ALBUM REVIEW: The 1975 – Notes On A Conditional Form”
ALBUM REVIEW: Ed O’Brien makes his solo debut with ‘Earth’
“I never planned it” usually refers to eating the entire tray of banana bread in one sitting, or being sat in the pub eight pints deep on…… Read more “ALBUM REVIEW: Ed O’Brien makes his solo debut with ‘Earth’”
ALBUM REVIEW: King Charles – ‘Out Of My Mind’
Returning with his third studio album, Charles Costa (aka King Charles) has released Out of My Mind, a sonically incoherent yet lyrically revealing album into Charles’ discovery of…… Read more “ALBUM REVIEW: King Charles – ‘Out Of My Mind’”
ALBUMS OF THE YEAR… SO FAR
As March has finally come to an end and spring has started, we are a third of the way through a turbulent year where the world and…… Read more “ALBUMS OF THE YEAR… SO FAR”
ALBUM REVIEW: Sorry – ‘925’
Emerging out of the increasingly repetitive London post-punk scene, Asha Lorenz and Louis O’Bryen (joined by bassist Campbell Baum and Lincoln Barrett on drums) deftly set themselves…… Read more “ALBUM REVIEW: Sorry – ‘925’”
ALBUM REVIEW: Tame Impala returns with signature sound in ‘The Slow Rush’.
There’s always been something very timeless about Tame Impala – ‘Currents’ came out a five years ago but has become such a classic it almost feels like it’s…… Read more “ALBUM REVIEW: Tame Impala returns with signature sound in ‘The Slow Rush’.”
SLAVES – ‘Acts of Fear and Love’
Slaves are back with their 3rd album, a progressive one which doesn’t abandon what everyone loves about them. Read more…
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