Author: Will Sexton
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The Wonder Years take you on a journey with their latest LP ‘Sister Cities’

The Wonder Years take you on a journey through the turbulent years of touring with their richly-detailed, evocative Sister Cities LP
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Gig Review: Bon Iver @ Eventim Apolo, London

A randomly assorted capsule of the band’s career thus far, Bon Iver left a wonderful impression.
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Album Review: Underworld by Tonight Alive

Finding their own sound after years of experimenting and tinkering, Tonight Alive provide an enjoyable and cohesive adventure.
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Album Review: Revelations by Shamir

Taking up the role of producer, Shamir sutures together an understated, if fractious, collection of songs both personal and relatable.
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Album Review: As You Please by Citizen

Their dreariest work yet, the latest release from Citizen is cathartic and moody.
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Album Review: Arcane Roots – Melancholia Hymns

Expansive and forward-thinking at some turns, true to their roots at others, Arcane Roots consistently impress on their sophomore album Melancholia Hymns.
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Album Review: Blondes – Warmth

Weirdly chilling but soothingly hypnotic, Blonde’s create a rich blanket of beautiful, industrial sounds.
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Album Review: Foster The People – Sacred Hearts Club

Fluid, fresh and frantic, Foster The People tick all the right boxes on Sacred Hearts Club.
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Album Review: Lana Del Rey – Lust For Life

On her fourth LP, Lana gives her well established sound a much needed kick – is it enough to persuade her critics?
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ALBUM REVIEW: SZA – Ctrl

Featuring anthems for the sexually liberated and the self conscious, SZA gives multi-layered performances on a dazzling debut record.