Category: Tracks
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Track Review: Arcade Fire – Everything Now
Following a cryptic hype train and reveal, Arcade Fire return with a scathing observational track coated in pop melodies.
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Foo Fighters – Run TRACK REVIEW
Run is classic Foo Fighters though is it enough to avoid the band entering “da rock” territory?
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Sacramento Rockers Sages Are Back With ‘Close Your Eyes’
The Californian act have returned with an act full of the band’s classic traits.
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Track Review: Phoenix – Ti Amo
Channelling the disco, dance vibe of previous releases, Phoenix ramp up the hype to their new LP.
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Track Review: Vistas – Strong Swimmer
Still on a hot streak, Vistas continue their with reputation of being a “hot new band” with new single Strong Swimmer.
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Track Review: Hook, Line and Sinker by Royal Blood
A heavy, dirty, gritty ride that’ll have you gasping for air and a ciggie, the latest Royal Blood track is their hardest hitting one yet.
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Track Review: Muse – Dig Down
Synth-heavy and on the nose, Muse’s latest track may just be a little familiar…
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Track Review: Courtney Barnett – How to Boil an Egg
Courtney Barnett serves up another slice of beach grunge in new single How to Boil an Egg. No actual egg cooking instructions.
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TRACK REVIEW: Rollin by Calvin Harris (feat. Future, Khalid)
Showcasing his ability to keep his finger on the pulse and mould his sound accordingly, Calvin Harris continues to do a complete 180 in the eyes of the Patrician with his latest single.
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Track Review: Die Antwoord – Love Drug
Die Antwoord’s latest is lacking in both Zef style and substance.
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