Category: Singles
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Review: Hozier – ‘Movement’
Does Hozier’s latest impress? Culture Editor Ellis tunes in to ‘Movement’.
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Review: Ariana Grande – ‘thank u, next’
Ottilie Young reviews the ‘No Tears Left To Cry’ singer’s surprise single.
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Review: The Backstreet Boys – ‘Chances’
The single is a touching love song, but might not be The Backstreet Boys as we know them to be, according to Ottilie Young.
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Review: Jon Fratelli – ‘Bright Night Flowers’
Vicky Greer takes a look at The Fratellis’ frontman’s latest single.
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Review: Billie Eilish – ‘When The Party’s Over’
Billie Eilish’s new track confirms her rising-star status.
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Review: dodie – ‘Human’
Ahead of the release of her third EP, dodie gives a taste for what is to come with its first eponymous, dreamy single.
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Review: Muse – ‘The Dark Side’
As Muse prepare to strike with their highly anticipated ninth studio album, Simulation Theory, their latest single is causing waves of excitement among fans.
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Review: The Novatones – ‘Why Don’t You Listen To Me?’
Sam Law reviews the latest from the Southampton-based band.
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Review: Twenty One Pilots – ‘Jumpsuit’ / ‘Nico And the Niners’
Daisy Malcolm reviews Twenty One Pilots’ comeback singles from their upcoming album Trench.
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Review: Ariana Grande – ‘God is a Woman’
The pop icon’s new single explores faith, sex, and feminism with a trippy music video.
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Review: Years & Years – ‘Palo Santo’
Years and Years are back, with another track from their upcoming album – Jack Nash reviews.
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Review: Martin Garrix ft. Khalid – ‘Ocean’
Alice O’Hare reviews the latest collaborative track from the Dutch DJ.
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Review: Sigala ft. Fuse ODG, Sean Paul & Kent Jones – ‘Feels Like Home’
Sigala is back with his latest single from his debut album Brighter Days, and it is a solid summer anthem.
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Review: The 1975 – ‘Give Yourself A Try’
It’s an intriguing first taste of their highly-anticipated third album.