Category: Albums
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Review: Kendrick Lamar – untitled unmastered.
Harley James Mitford reviews the collected offshoots of the To Pimp A Butterfly sessions.
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Review: Samm Henshaw – The Sound Experiment 2 EP
The up-and-coming, worst-kept secret of British soul finds some surefire mainstream success on this EP sequel, but is that what we want?
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Review: HONNE – Warm On A Cold Night
Xavier Voigt-Hill reviews the gentle caress of HONNE’s debut album.
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Review: Radiohead – A Moon Shaped Pool
Liam Saunders reviews the iconic band’s ninth LP.
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Review: Biffy Clyro – Ellipsis
Seventh record and still going strong, this isn’t Biffy at their best, but there’s still plenty to admire.
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Review: Shura – Nothing’s Real
Amy Wootten reviews Shura’s 80s time capsule.
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Review: Blink-182 – California
Sophie McEvoy reviews the band’s return to youth, featuring new member Matt Skiba.
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Review: Nick Jonas – Last Year Was Complicated
Out with the Disney and in with the R&B as Rehana Nurmahi reviews the latest Jonas project.
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Review: Red Hot Chili Peppers – The Getaway
“A side we haven’t seen from them in a while,” says Sophie McEvoy.
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Review: Rival Sons – Hollow Bones
Lisa Veiber reviews Rival Sons’ fifth record, a venture into 70s-style rock.
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Review: Broods – Conscious
‘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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Review: Catfish and the Bottlemen – The Ride
James Barker reviews the return of Llandudno indie quartet Catfish and the Bottlemen.
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Review: Richard Maule – Siren’s Call
Navi Ahluwalia reviews the latest EP from the Putney songwriter and producer.
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Review: Psychic Ills – Inner Journey Out
‘Psychic Ills encourage their listeners to take an vacation out of themselves with their newest record, Inner Journey Out.’ Sophie reviews.