Category: Album
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Album Review: Freedom’s Goblin by Ty Segall
Garage rock royalty Ty Segall produces perhaps his finest album yet by embracing freedom.
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Album Review: The Age of Absurdity by Phil Campbell & The Bastard Sons
Heavily influenced but still a journey and a half, Phil Campbell and co push themselves to the edge on their debut record.
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Looking Back At…Opposites by Biffy Clyro
As the dust has settled and the band’s stratospheric rise has proven to be no mere fluke, Oli celebrates Biffy’s colossal album’s birthday.
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Album Review: i can feel you creep into my private life by tUnE-yArDs
With a new twist on their established sound, how do the duo handle things on their new LP?
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Album Review: Grimmest Hits by Black Label Society
Misleadingly titled, Grimmest Hits isn’t just a compilation – but several of its tracks could deservedly be included in a ‘Best Of’
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Album Review: Hold On To Your Heart by The XCERTS
Their best work to date, The XCERTS don’t fail to impress on their latest album.
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Album Review: Golem Who Goes Fish – No Conscious Apparitions
Despite hitting some halfway hurdles, Phil Castro’s unique vocals prove enough to make GWGF’s latest project stand out among its peers
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Album Review: As Much as I Used To by Vagrant Real Estate
Hypnotic and alluring, if repetitive by turns, Vagrant Real Estate makes an impressive first impression on his debut LP As Much as I Used To.
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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: Lemon Boy by Cavetown
Mature, quirky and introspective, Cavetown hits out with an album that would make the perfect companion to an indie film.
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