Category: Review
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Deaf Balloons bring light from darkness with The Black Country
Bringing light from the darkness of Wolverhampton, Deaf Balloons show they’re ready to take flight with The Black Country
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Ghostemane struggles to keep things lively on ‘N/O/I/S/E’
The Florida rapper fails to make good on the potential shown in his previous hits.
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Venom proves to be a piece of toxic tripe
Uneven acting compounded with intense studio meddling and an outlandish script turn Ruben Fleischer’s Venom into a Marvel misfire.
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Album Review: iridescence by Brockhampton
Indulging in forceful noise and tender fragility, Brockhampton are back with a record that channels their best traits.
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Gig Review: Twin Atlantic @ Summer Sessions
Gregor checks out Scottish alt-rock outfit Twin Atlantic as they return to their hometown to play a storming set at Glasgow Summer Sessions
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Mitski is full of paradoxes on glorious return “Be The Cowboy”
Showing cracks in the Western hero facade, Mitski shows herself off as a self aware perfectionist on her fifth studio album.
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Miles Kane returns to form with Coup de Grace
Not the trainwreck other music publications will lead you to believe, Miles Kane’s third record is largely filler free.
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Album Review: Merzbow & HEXA – Achromatic
Basked in atmosphere, this collaborative noise project is hugely interpretative and mesmerising.
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Gig Review: Sobriety light up the Hug and Pint
Unshaken by early technical woes, Glasgow band Sobriety stated their intentions at the Hug and Pint
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Colour Carnival impress with sophomore EP ‘Panic Sold’
Colour Carnival streamline their many influences into one entertaining psych rock package on Panic Sold
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