Category: Records
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Review: The Killers – Land of the Free
The Killers tackle the U.S. political & social climate in a surprise single.
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Notes on News: Discovering Rising Stars with Yearly ‘Sound Of’ Lists
Amber-Louise takes a look at BBC’s Sound of 2019 ahead of our own List of 2019’s release.
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Alternative covers of Chart hits
Jack Nash takes a look at some interesting re-imaginings of popular songs as part of our continued alternative coverage.
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Review: The Japanese House – ‘Maybe You’re The Reason’
Amber-Louise Large reviews the latest from The Japanese House
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Review: Foals – ‘Exits’
Enter a new era of Foals with their first single in four years.
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Review: Ariana Grande – ‘7 Rings’
A new Grande song and another hot video, these are a few of my favourite things.
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What is indie anyway?
As part of our continued alternative coverage, Jed Wareham explores what the term ‘indie’ means nowadays and reflects on the changes the genre has undergone.
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Review: Sigrid – ‘Don’t Feel Like Crying’
The Norwegian popstar’s freshest bop will make you feel like dancing.
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Review: James Blake – Assume Form
Ellie Brain takes a look at James Blake’s latest album, Assume Form.
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This Week In Records (21/01/2019): Maggie Rogers, James Blake, & Loyle Carner
Weekly records round-ups are back with a bang in 2019.
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Review: Backstreet Boys – ‘Breathe’
Last week brought loads of amazing new releases, sadly, Backstreet Boy’s new single ‘Breathe’ was not one of them. Jack Nash explains more.
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Review: Lana Del Rey – ‘hope is a dangerous thing for a woman like me to have – but I have it’
Jamie Howatson reviews the latest single off the popstar’s upcoming album.
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“Well, How Did I Get Here?”: A Guided Tour of Rate Your Music’s Weird and Wonderful Genre Tags
Stop making sense with these peculiar and otherworldy listening experiences courtesy of the internet’s pickiest music community.
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Review: Toro Y Moi – Outer Peace
Tom Brewster takes a look at Chaz Bundick’s latest as Toro Y Moi.