Category: Music
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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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Top 10 Weezer Tracks
With a new album set to drop soon, Karsten Walter takes a look at one of the most critically divisive bands of the century.
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Album Review: Beck – Colors
No stranger to change, Beck has undertaken yet another musical metamorphosis – but has he finally lost a part of his identity?
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The Front Bottoms – Going Grey ALBUM REVIEW
Underground indie stars The Front Bottoms are back with another record, but does it leave them leading from the front, or languishing at the bottom?
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Album Review: The OOZ by King Krule
Occasionally meandering but often mesmerising, King Krule reasserts his place at the front of the indie-rock pack on The OOZ.
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Album Review: Devotion by Pale Honey
Self-aware and focussed on the details, minimalist duo Pale Honey have crafted a haunting masterpiece.
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Album Review: Lotta Sea Lice by Courtney Barnett & Kurt Vile
Courtney Barnett and Kurt Vile team-up to bring us a more than satisfying collaborative record.
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Album Review: Satyricon – Deep Calleth Upon Deep
Aggressive yet dissonant, Satyricon’s latest project skirts conventionality and is bound to please old and new fans alike.
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Best Tracks Of The Week (9-15/10/17)
What tracks impressed us most this week? King Krule and more appear on our definitive post.
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Album Review: Masseduction by St. Vincent
The guitar work is dialed back, but St. Vincent remains at her top lyrical form on Masseduction.
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