Category: Records
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Carly-May Kavanagh reviews a disappointingly bland comeback single from the Northern Irish indie rock band.
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James Barker reviews the first taste of Bastille’s upcoming second album.
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Alex Smith explores the “ghostly” first post-Blurryface release from Twenty One Pilots.
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Culture Editor James Barker sets out his adoration of Jess Glynne.
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Lisa Veiber reviews Rival Sons’ fifth record, a venture into 70s-style rock.
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James Barker reviews the underwhelming lead single of Every Open Eye’s rerelease.
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Katie Duke reviews the Australian twins’ vibrant entry to electronic pop.
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Justin’s fourth single from Purpose stays mellow and classy, says Katie Duke.
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‘Even the daring final track of Conscious is not enough to make this album what it needs to be.’ Amy reviews Broods’ Conscious ahead of its release on 24th June.
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James Barker reviews the return of Llandudno indie quartet Catfish and the Bottlemen.
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The second single from Moose Blood’s upcoming album Blush is a fun and catchy tune, says David Mitchell-Baker.
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Navi Ahluwalia reviews the latest EP from the Putney songwriter and producer.
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No tears here, says James Barker of Clean Bandit and Louisa Johnson’s new single.
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‘Psychic Ills encourage their listeners to take an vacation out of themselves with their newest record, Inner Journey Out.’ Sophie reviews.