Tag: Album
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A Brilliant Debut: A Review of Sea Girls’ Open Up Your Head
Charlotte Brennan takes an indepth look at indie band Sea Girls’ first full-length album.
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“It’s less about wanting to live up to what the fans expect and more about living up to our own expectations of expanding as artists and doing more” – An Interview with Jack Kaye of The Magic Gang
Georgie Holmes sits down with lead singer Jack Kaye of The Magic Gang to discuss all things from their new album, livestreams to quarantine.
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Experimental, Enticing, and Exciting; A Review of The Magic Gang’s Death of the Party
Hot off the press with its release today, Georgie Holmes shares her thoughts on the newest album from The Magic Gang.
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Kitschy Cliches and Happy, Honest Pop: A Review of Katy Perry’s Smile
Did Katy Perry’s latest album make Vicky Greer ‘Smile’? (see what we did there ha I know we’re hilarious)
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Review: Stand Atlantic – Pink Elephant; Perfect Modern Pop-Punk
Charlotte Brennan discusses the newest record from the Australian pop-punk four-piece.
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Review: Knuckle Puck- ‘What Took You So Long?’; Modern Pop-Punk At It’s Best
The newest Knuckle Puck single gets some love from Charlotte Brennan.
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The Best Of 1980s Hard Rock: Guns N’ Roses – Appetite For Destruction
Josh Matthews states his case for Guns N’ Roses’ debut LP being the very best of 80s hard rock.
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A Vampire in a Cowboy Hat: A Review of Creeper’s Sex, Death and the Infinite Void
Callum Holgate is head over heels in love with Creeper’s new album, and here’s why!
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This Week in Records (9/8/2020) – Doja Cat, Declan McKenna and Megan Thee Stallion
Another This Week In Records for all you lovely people.
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Adventuring In Sonderland: A Review of Neck Deep’s All Distortions Are Intentional
Pop-punk goodness or a failed venture? Callum Holgate has the answer.
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On Edge: Anticipating Glass Animals’ Dreamland
With only a few days until its release, Charlotte Brennan discusses Glass Animals’ upcoming record, Dreamland.
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Review: Fontaines D.C – A Hero’s Death; A Triumphant Sophomore Album
‘A Hero’s Death’ gets 5 stars from Vicky Greer.
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Post-Punk Reborn: A Review of The Psychedelic Furs’ Made of Rain
Post-punk isn’t dead; it’s been reborn in its purest form by none other than The Psychedelic Furs in their first album in almost 30 years, Made of Rain, released on July 31 via Cooking Vinyl. As the post-punk subculture celebrates its more recent reincarnation with bands like IDLES and Fontaines D.C leading the scene, it’s the perfect […]
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She’s Still Got It: A Review of Alanis Morissette’s Such Pretty Forks in The Road
90s queen Alanis Morissette is back with her newest record.