Category: Review
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Track Review: Babe Punch – Stanford
Rage fuelled and drenched in heartbreaking reality, Babe Punch sock it to the privileged on Stanford.
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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: Kesha – Rainbow
Back with her first album since 2012’s Warrior, Kesha has cashed in her dollar sign for a powerful and emotional album.
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Track Review: Adam & Elvis – Wasting Away
Sarcastically upbeat, London up-comers Adam and Elvis take an existential look on Wasting Away.
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Album Review: Soccer Mommy – Collection
Beautiful bedroom pop combined with sombre, transparent lyrics makes Soccer Mommy a serious threat in the Bandcamp-sphere.
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EP Review: Motion – S/T
Observant and maturely written, Motion show what they’re capable of on their self-titled debut EP.
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Track Review: Vistas – Hold Me
The culmination of everything the band have worked over for the past year and a half, Hold Me is Vistas breakout song.
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Track Review: Sweet White – My Girl/Someone
Liberating and loving, Sweet White’s attempts at romance are certainly mutual.
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Track Review: Queens Of The Stone Age – The Evil Has Landed
Bluesy jam one minute and rock n roll strutting the next, Queens Of The Stone aren’t hitting the brakes on the Villains hype train.
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Movie Review: Atomic Blonde
As beautiful as it is action-packed, Atomic Blonde joins John Wick as the fresh, fun faces of choreographed thrillers.
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