Tag: Music
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Reese Beckett checks out Emmet Malloy’s new documentary about the late New York rapper.
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Is the eighties the best era of music? Probably. Our writers celebrate the icons that made the era so great.
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Literature has undoubtedly had a massive influence on how music is created. Morgan McMillan explains and celebrates that impact.
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Theo Smith reviews Sia’s controversial musical-drama about an autistic teenage girl.
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Taylor, Birdy, Greta, and Dua- all you could want from another week of This Week in Records.
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Slade, Wham and Michael Bublé are undisputed classics, but for a curveball choice for one of Christmas’ best musicians, look no further than John Williams. One of the defining figures of musical scores in cinematic history, Williams’ heavily orchestral music is a nostalgic and triumphant blast for many, but where has the festive association come…
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Charlotte Brennan discusses the latest album from pop-rocker Yungblud.
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You may be familiar with Will Joseph Cook for his catchy singles like ‘Daisy Chains’ or ‘Girls Like Me’, but the twenty-three-year-old musician has just released his second full-length album that is full of gems to get your ears glued too. Starting his career in the early 2010s, Cook has had a very successful career…
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2020 marks 50 years of Plastic Ono Band.
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Before I dive into how this is the best album that has ever graced this planet let me just remind you the iconic phrase “stick and stones may break my bones, but chains and whips excite me”. Rihanna really did that she created a whole new phrase and having ‘S&M’ as the first track to…
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As Our Propaganda headed to The 1865, so did Morgan McMillan to give us her verdict of the socially distanced show!
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‘Diamonds’ certainly isn’t a shining delight, says Charlotte Brennan.
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After only two months since his last release, teen sensation Alfie Templeman is back with a bright and groovy single that couldn’t be any more infectious. ‘Forever Isn’t Long Enough’ takes a lot of inspiration from 80s synthpop but gives the vintage sound a more modern twist that results in a fantastic track that has…
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Hailing from South East London, House of Pharaohs have been transforming the rap scene. The group first established their distinctive sound with debut mixtape Southern Stamp in 2015. Unlike other traditional rap groups, House of Pharaohs blend hard-hitting grime/trap beats with psychedelic synths making their sound “free, versatile and eclectic” as said by rapper DannyStern.…