Tag: james blake

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    Ellie Brain

    Review: James Blake – Assume Form

    Ellie Brain takes a look at James Blake’s latest album, Assume Form.

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    Sam Law

    This Week In Records (21/01/2019): Maggie Rogers, James Blake, & Loyle Carner

    Weekly records round-ups are back with a bang in 2019.

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    Bailey Williams

    Review: Kendrick Lamar, SZA, The Weeknd – Black Panther: The Album

    It’s finally here! Bailey Williams reviews the soundtrack to the hotly anticipated Marvel movie.

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    George Seabrook

    Review: Mount Kimbie – Love What Survives

    Dynamic and deliberate, the London duo’s third album is full of sonic treasures.

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    Bruno Russell

    The Edge’s Top Albums of 2016: Beyoncé – Lemonade

    Bruno Russell discusses Beyoncé’s audiovisual extravaganza.

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    Alex Smith

    The Edge’s Top Albums of 2016: Numbers 21-30

    Our countdown continues with another eclectic collection.

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    Richard Anderson

    Review: Nick Murphy – ‘Stop Me (Stop You)’

    Richard Anderson reviews the latest from the artist formerly known as Chet Faker.

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    Xavier Voigt-Hill

    “Intimate is a good word to describe it”: An interview with HONNE

    We get cosy in a van just before their sold-out Brighton tour date.

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    Xavier Voigt-Hill

    This Week In Records: Izzy Bizu, Everything Everything & Jamie T (02/09/2016)

    This week sees new releases from Bastille, Tulisa, Foals, and more.

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    Jordan Mac Phee-Torres

    Review: James Blake – The Colour In Anything

    ‘A cathartic and punctilious effort that sees Blake perfect a method of expression steeped in flawless production and uncontrived sentiment.’ Jordan James Blake’s latest effort.

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    Amy Wootten

    Mura Masa and Anna Meredith join Field Day’s MOTH CLUB stage

    The line-up for Field Day’s MOTH CLUB stage features Mura Masa and Anna Meredith.

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    Hannah Mylrea

    James Blake wins Mercury Prize

    James Blake beats the likes of Bowie and Arctic Monkeys to win the prestigious Mercury Prize.

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    Howell Davies

    James Blake – Overgrown

    Overgrown sees James Blake take the criticisms and commendations of his debut on board to demonstrate profound honesty, floundering melancholy and irrefutable musical ability.