Category: Review
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ALBUM REVIEW: SZA – Ctrl
Featuring anthems for the sexually liberated and the self conscious, SZA gives multi-layered performances on a dazzling debut record.
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Album Review- The Drums – Abysmal Thoughts
Circumstances haven’t toppled The Drum’s ability to write great songs about some hard-hitting topics.
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EP Review: Broad-Shouldered Baby – I Must Be Tired
Implementing his own quirkiness into an appealing bedroom pop template, Broad-Shouldered Boy stands out with one of 2017’s best EP’s.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Royal Blood – How Did We Get So Dark?
All filler, no killer? Ethian Woodford inspects Royal Blood’s long awaited sophomore LP.
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Album Review: Lorde- Melodrama
Giving her pop style an injection of avant garde, Lorde reaches perfect places on her sophomore LP.
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TV REVIEW: Master of None – Season 2
Episode by episode, Fraser Nunn shows how Aziz Ansari has become a jack of all trades with his Netflix series.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Crack-Up by Fleet Foxes
Avoiding arty farty territory, Fleet Foxes explore atmospheric themes efficiently on Crack-Up.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Dan Auerbach- Waiting On a Song
On his sophomore LP, Dan Auerbach infuses old sounds with a modern twist with great results.
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ALBUM REVIEW: SUFJAN STEVENS, ET AL. – PLANETARIUM
Ambitious and grandiose, Sufjan Stevens lead an entourage that avoids faltering on their intergalactic journey.
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PARKLIFE 2017 REVIEW
Featuring an abundance of talent, Andrew Barr takes us through Manchester’s number one festival.
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