Category: Albums
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A decade in the making, the Swedish progressive house idol’s debut proves melodies remain triumphant.
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DVSR’s full-length debut album mixes acute technicality with shuddering heaviness and masterful vocals, dragging the listener kicking and screaming into 21st century fusion metal.
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The Prettiots have now released their debut album, Funs Cool. Emily reviews.
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How does the sophomore effort from Southampton’s own Foxes stack up?
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“Strong, upbeat and extremely infectious.” Mollie reviews the debut album from duo LION BABE.
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“Don’t You” is a unique and often mesmerising listen.” Mimi reviews.
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The latest from the reigning kings of British dream pop is mesmerising, writes Charlie Masters.
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“Good songs and a great sound, but a little too consistent for anything to be stand-out and noteworthy.” Features Editor Millie reviews Chairlift’s Moth.
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Emily gives her thoughts on Daughter’s much anticipated second album, Not To Disappear.
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Panic! At The Disco’s latest is painfully unsubtle, writes Charlie Masters.
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How high does the Madrid garage rock quartet’s debut album set the bar for the new year?
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David Bowie’s 25th studio album, Blackstar, will be one to remember. Emily reviews.
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Records Editor Amy takes gives us a track-by-track review of Bloc Party’s Hymns ahead of its release on 29th January.
