Tag: Album 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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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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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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Get tuned into the radio with Vince Staples on “FM!”
While some artists’ side projects between main projects can fade into insignificance, in 22 brief minutes Staples still manages to make a lasting impression.
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Daughters Deliver On “You Won’t Get What You Want”, An Album That Is A Fantastic Pit Of Despair
Daughters may have just released one of the best rock albums of this decade.
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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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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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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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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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