Tag: rock
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Butlerisms: Why Your Dad Is Wrong About Hip-Hop
NME’s recent report on hip-hop’s popularity has got their demographic a bit raging: here’s Oli to explain why your old fella might be a bit antsy and why he needs to calm the fuck down.
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Album Review: American Fall by Anti-Flag
Anti-Flag give a voice to the voiceless on their latest protest-fuelled album.
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Album Review: Chelsea Wolfe – Hiss Spun
Chelsea Wolfe returns with her heaviest, hardest-hitting record to date but does it break enough new ground?
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Album Review: Mogwai – Every Country’s Sun
Displaying a shift in sound to more poppy waters, Every Country’s Sun is wonderful proof of Mogwai’s talent.
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Album Review: Queens Of The Stone Age – Villains
Back after four years in the desert rock wilderness, Queens of the Stone Age are back with Villains, and it’s ready to dance.
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Track Review: Babe Punch – Stanford
Rage fuelled and drenched in heartbreaking reality, Babe Punch sock it to the privileged on Stanford.
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Track Review: Queens Of The Stone Age – The Evil Has Landed
Bluesy jam one minute and rock n roll strutting the next, Queens Of The Stone aren’t hitting the brakes on the Villains hype train.
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Album Review: Fangclub – S/T
Familiar and fierce, Fangclub’s debut record kicks the garage rock outfit’s career off in ideal fashion.
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Album Review: Big Thief – Capacity
Channelling hip hop influences, Big Thief’s sophomore LP hardly falters while displaying lyrical prowess.
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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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