Category: Review
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Drenge embrace the weird and uneasy on Strange Creatures
The English rockers indulge their New Wave influences as their sound grows more diverse on the group’s excellent third album.
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FIDLAR Are Sillier Than Ever On “Almost Free”
FIDLAR’s latest output sometimes hits the sweet spot but sadly the rest is silly, cringy and a bit bland.
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Deerhunter Never Lose Sight of Their Identity on “Why Hasn’t Everything Already Disappeared?”
Atlanta indie veterans Deerhunter have kicked off 2019 with their much-anticipated comeback album after a relatively quiet few years by their prolific standards. The band, led by cult figure Bradford Cox, amassed a large underground following after a consistent string of stellar releases ever since their 2007 full-length studio debut Cryptograms. From there, the band went…
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The Twilight Sad keep it brilliant with IT WON/T BE LIKE THIS ALL THE TIME
After a long break, Twilight Sad continue to battle their demons in inventive new ways.
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Sex Education: The first great TV show of 2019
Netflix continues its lineage of explicit, educational shows with a show dripping with Channel 4 quirks.
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The 1975 break into the stratosphere on ‘A Brief Inquiry into Online Relationships’
The Matty Healy-led quartet return with easily their most ambitious and greatest album yet.
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Okay Embrace leave a lasting impression with ‘Drought (Song of California)’
Schaefer channels Dinosaur JR. and Yo La Tengo influences on his latest single.
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Rolo Tomassi electrify and inspire at London’s Scala
The British experimental rock outfit show gratitude and finesse at their packed London show.
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While She Sleeps make a welcome return with ANTI-SOCIAL
Some bands become the flag bearers of their genre, some decide to tear that flag down and replace it with their own, and with their new track ANTI-SOCIAL, While She Sleeps are doing the latter.
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IDLES tackle everything from Brexit to gym lads on ‘Joy as an Act of Resistance’
Brexit, immigration and gym lads – nothing is ignored on this great release from Bristol punk outfit Idles.
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