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Bristol 4-piece Ashestoangels have been plugging away at the British music scene for some years now, with their gothic, synth driven rock and it’s clearly been a struggle. They’ve already weathered a couple of line-up changes and released one rather underrated album as they make their slow climb towards stardom, and it’s hard not to […]
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Buffalo Summer have managed to release an album that is an excellent statement of intent.
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Stars Dance is the first solo record from Selena Gomez. Following 3 records with her band, Selena Gomez & the Scene, and a brief musical hiatus where she starred in the risqué film Spring Breakers, this record along with her recent film appearance show Selena trying her very best to prove she’s not the Disney […]
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Australian quartet Cloud Control are no strangers to taking risky chances, having uprooted themselves from half way around the world to pursue a career in music is no decision for the cowardly. However, their second album Dream Cave feels lacking of almost any sense of ambition or adventure. Rather than further seizing opportunities, the band […]
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Editor Megan Downing reviews the long awaited AlunaGeorge debut record.
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Best described as a vastly superior Mumford and Sons, Half Moon Run’s new album is a surprisingly confident offering
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Elinor Day voices her opinion on the Falling In Reverse album which has polarised fans
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Stooshe’s debut album showcases a softer side to the girl-band
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Review of Tom Odell’s highly anticipated debut album Long Way Down
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Those Disney kids seem to go one of two ways when it comes to breaking into the music industry. They are either ridiculously successful – e.g. Justin Timberlake and Britney Spears, or they fade into obscurity à la Hilary Duff. Demi Lovato seems to be on the verge of falling into the first category. And […]
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Having anticipated great things from Disclosure’s debut album, Settle, and waiting anxiously following the releases of singles such as the fantastic ‘Latch’ and ‘White Noise’, I’m very sorry to say that I was disappointed by this offering. This is not to say that what has been placed on the album is not brilliant in itself, […]
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The Edge doesn’t usually review film soundtracks, but Rebecca James sees Pitch Perfect’s soundtrack as too good to ignore!
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Hannah Mylrea gives her review on the album which features EVERYONE in the music industry; Major Lazer’s Free The Universe.
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Christopher Mifsud discusses Dillinger Escape Plan’s past and what their new album delivers.