Category: Singles
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Review: Metallica – ‘Hardwired’
Hardwired…To Self-Destruct’s “ferocious” first single meets David Mitchell-Baker.
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Review: Norah Jones – ‘Carry On’
Rehana Nurmahi reviews the first single from Jones’ sixth record.
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Review: XamVolo – ‘Down’
Harley James Mitford reviews Decca-signed XamVolo’s “punchy yet chilled” ‘Down.’
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Review: Two Door Cinema Club – ‘Bad Decisions’
David Mitchell-Baker reviews the latest snippet of upcoming record Gameshow.
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Review: Green Day – ‘Bang Bang’
Sophie McEvoy reviews the first single from Revolution Radio.
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Review: The Emergency Please – ‘Still Good’
Oli Polhill reviews the Southampton band’s “outstanding” debut release.
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Review: The Chainsmokers feat. Halsey – ‘Closer’
“I won’t be playing it on repeat,” says Carly-May Kavanagh.
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Review: biLLLy – ‘Confused Lover’
Harley James Mitford gets excited about ‘Confused Lover,’ the new single from “fresh-faced and obscure” biLLLy.
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Review: Panic! At The Disco – ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’
Sophie Trenear reviews the Suicide Squad soundtrack’s cover of the Queen classic.
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Review: BANKS – ‘Gemini Feed’
Harley James Mitford hypothesises on BANKS’ new single, ‘Gemini Feed,’ “laden as it is with visceral tension.”
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Review: Alter Bridge – ‘Show Me A Leader’
David Mitchell-Baker reviews the lead single from the American band’s upcoming fifth album.
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Review: My Chemical Romance – ‘The Five Of Us Are Dying’
Sophie Trenear feels the nostalgia of the ‘Welcome To The Black Parade’ demo.
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Review: Massive Attack feat. Hope Sandoval – ‘The Spoils’
“Warily on the edge of the incredibly mundane,” says Sophie Trenear.
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Review: Father John Misty – ‘Real Love Baby’
Harley James Mitford explores the “beautifully concise love-letter to the Father’s folky forebears.”