Tag: Album Review
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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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Kevin P. Gilday & The Glasgow Cross meld indie music with spoken word on ‘Experience Essential’
Although it sometimes misses the mark, Experience Essential nonetheless proves to be an entertaining gateway into the world of spoken word
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TRANSISTOR’S 10 Best Albums of 2018 (Mid-Year Update)
Confessional, rage-fuelled, a whole lot of fun: here are the albums that have been the highlights of the year so far.
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Album Review: S/T by LUMP
This new duo leaves listeners hankering for another taste.
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blanket carry you into the night sky with debut album How To Let Go
Carrying you into the night sky with their ethereal soundscapes, blanket provide a soundtrack to your own personal journey
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Parquet Courts get “woke” on their latest LP ‘Wide Awake’
A refinement of Parquet Courts’ unique strengths, Wide Awake sees the NYC-based band at the peak of their lyrical and creative powers
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Courtney Barnett isn’t afraid to speak her mind on Tell Me How You Really Feel
Tackling topics like sexism, mental health and toxic masculinity, Courtney Barnett delivers a solid album with Tell Me How You Really Feel.
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Beach House reach the crest of their career on 7
The Baltimore duo return with a career-defining LP, distilling their trademark sound while sometimes deviating from it.
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Grouper gets lost in its own atmosphere on Grid of Points
Sparse instrumentation makes for a pleasant, but unengaging listen on Grouper’s latest release.
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