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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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Best And Worst of E3 2017
Another year, another mixed bag: Jake and Liam jump into this year’s E3 to give you the cream of the crop and the dog’s dinner.
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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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TRACK REVIEW: The Way You Used to Do by Queens of the Stone Age
Our first taste of QOTSA since 2013, Josh and the gang hit out with a 50’s embedded banger.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Brockhampton – Saturation
Personal and punky, the debut album from Brockhampton breaks new ground with familiar influences.
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ALBUM REVIEW: CIGARETTES AFTER SEX – S/T
Cigarettes After Sex’s debut LP is a transparent and romance drenched piece of work, albeit a flawed one.
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Track Review: Wolf Alice – Yuk Foo
Wolf Alice are back with a bang on their latest track.
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ALBUM REVIEW: PRONTO MAMA – ANY JOY
Immensely funky and pretty profound, Glaswegian soul poppers Pronto Mama have dropped their first album, Any Joy: a beast of jazzy beats, and great vocals.
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