Tag: Album

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    Xavier Voigt-Hill

    Review: The Chainsmokers – Collage EP

    Xavier Voigt-Hill reviews the ‘Closer’ duo’s latest extended effort

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    Alfredo Peña

    Review: Leonard Cohen – You Want It Darker

    Alfredo Peña reviews Cohen’s “final masterpiece.”

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    David Mitchell-Baker

    Review: American Football – American Football

    David Mitchell-Baker hails a “triumphant return.”

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    James Barker

    Review: Michael Bublé – Nobody But Me

    James Barker reviews the sound of the winter.

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    Thea Hartman

    Review: Placebo – A Place For Us To Dream

    Thea Hartman takes a look at the 20th anniversary album.

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    CM Kavanagh

    Review: Kero Kero Bonito – Bonito Generation

    Carly-May Kavanagh likes the colours and bouncing.

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    Sophie McEvoy

    Review: Green Day – Revolution Radio

    Sophie McEvoy reviews the conclusion to their political trilogy

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    Sarah Polley

    Review: Two Door Cinema Club – Gameshow

    Since debuting Tourist History in 2010 and going on to play every corner of the planet, Two Door Cinema Club has helped shape a euphoria and niche calling for alternative indie bands. In addition, the risks taken with Beacon, its follow-up two years later, were justified when it reached number two in the UK charts and […]

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    Richard Anderson

    Review: JONES – New Skin

    Richard Anderson reviews the soulful singer-songwriter’s debut record.

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    CM Kavanagh

    Review: Kings Of Leon – WALLS

    Carly-May Kavanagh wants the rock back.

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    Xavier Voigt-Hill

    Review: Craig David – Following My Intuition

    Xavier Voigt-Hill reviews David’s first record in six years.

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    Sophie McEvoy

    Review: Pixies – Head Carrier

    Sophie McEvoy reviews the band’s sixth record.

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    Richard Anderson

    Review: Solange – A Seat At The Table

    Richard Anderson reviews “a defining moment of 2016.”

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    George Seabrook
    White Lies

    Review: White Lies – Friends

    Is White Lies’ fourth studio awash with baiting 80s nostalgic sounds, or is it going to hold your hair while you throw up, like a true friend?