Category: Albums

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    Reece Beckett

    Review: The Alchemist – This Thing of Ours

    Reece Beckett reviews This Thing of Ours, from earlier this year.

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    Ellie Griffiths

    ‘A true sense of artistry from start to finish’: A Track-by-Track Review of Sam Fender’s Seventeen Going Under

    Ellie Griffiths takes an in-depth look at the journey of Sam Fender’s Seventeen Going Under.

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    Reece Beckett

    Review: Wiki – Half God

    I first discovered Wiki thanks to his incredible feature on Earl Sweatshirt’s second record I Don’t Like Shit, I Don’t Go Outside in 2018. I was just getting more into hip-hop, with Earl’s record marking the point that I really discovered my love for music and Wiki’s feature being one of the greatest moments on […]

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    Reece Beckett

    ‘A leap forward in hip-hop history’: A Review of Injury Reserve’s By The Time I Get To Phoenix

    Reece Beckett finds Injury Reserve’s latest LP to be truly masterful.

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    Reece Beckett

    ‘Never slumping in energy’: A Review of King Krule’s You Heat Me Up, You Cool Me Down

    2021 is a good year to be a fan of contemporary British rock.

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    Max Williams

    Review: LoneLady – Former Things

    Don’t be surprised when this ends up on everyone’s Albums of The Year lists, Max Williams says.

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    Reece Beckett

    ‘Something of an Odyssey’: A Review of Little Simz’ Sometimes I Might Be Introvert

    From its opening, which consists of ‘50s film noir-esque orchestral rolls, choirs and falling synthesisers before falling back to a more traditional hip-hop beat, Sometimes I Might Be Introvert states its own importance and scale. Seemingly taking a leaf out of the book of the fantastic Kae Tempest, another great in the current U.K. hip-hop […]

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    Reece Beckett

    Review: Boldy James, The Alchemist – Bo Jackson

    Reece Beckett takes a look at the latest collaboration between Boldy James and The Alchemist.

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    Reece Beckett

    Review: Kurupt FM – The Greatest Hits (Part 1)

    Released as a tie-in record with the recently released to cinemas People Just Do Nothing: Big in Japan, The Greatest Hits (Part 1) is a collection of new songs from the comedy rap group Kurupt FM, a collection of mostly nostalgic and very funny, but also genuinely very good, ear-worms and hilarious skits (the one […]

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    Reece Beckett

    A Messy Celebration of Music and Creativity: A Review of Kanye West’s Donda

    Reece Beckett finally gets his hands on the ecclectic, messy world of West’s Donda.

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    Harry Geeves

    Review: The Killers – Pressure Machine

    Harry Geeves thinks that Pressure Machine is The Killers’ best album in years.

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    Reece Beckett

    The Mark of a Wordsmith: A Review of Nas’ King’s Disease II

    Reece Beckett salutes the king of hip-hop’s latest album.

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    Max Williams

    Ecclectic, Enthralling and Intelligent: A Review of LUMP’s Animal

    Max Williams reviews the latest release from collaborative project LUMP.

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    Ellie Griffiths

    ‘Simply Genius’: A Track-by-Track Review of Billie Eilish’s Happier Than Ever

    Ellie Griffiths takes an in-depth look at Billie Eilish’s new album.