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Boasting co-writers ranging from All Time Low’s Alex Gaskarth to Busted’s James Bourne, self-titled album 5 Seconds of Summer shows some of the bands potential, but lacks variation and is riddled with cheesy clichéd lyrics.
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Chicago punk rockers Rise Against are back, three years after the hugely successful ‘Endgame’, with a cathartic but nevertheless powerful seventh album.
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Vance Joy’s new single ‘Mess Is Mine’ has been released.
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Proof that songs that would have sounded endearingly teenaged in a low-quality bathroom recording session unfortunately don’t always survive the leap to studio-quality sound.
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Jungle’s self-titled début hits shelves on July 14th. But does it live up to the hype? Megan Downing reviews.
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Laden with powerful vocals and grand instrumental backdrops, Slow Club’s latest album definitely presents a more mature and sophisticated Taylor and Watson.
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Ed Sheeran’s return looks set to be divisive.
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Linkin Park go back to their roots and produce one beast of a record.
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clipping. are a rap trio like no other, Evan Smithson tells us why we should be listening to the groups sophomore album.
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While they wrestle with regrets and personal issues, it is with conviction that First Aid Kit perform, to make this their most optimistic body of work yet.
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In The Lonely Hour lives up to the relentless hype machine surrounding 21 year old singer-songwriter, Sam Smith.
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With The Moon Rang Like A Bell, Hundred Waters have struck second-album gold, exploring new ground while never losing sight of their established style.
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Clean Bandit have burst onto the scene with infectious single ‘Rather Be’, but does their knack for a catchy rhythm have the staying power to last a whole album?