Tag: Records

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    Olivia Dellar

    Review: Lana Del Rey – ‘Let Me Love You Like a Woman’; Sultry Sweetness and Crystal Clear Expressionism of Desire

    A whirlwind romance, leaving LA and eloping? Sounds like typical, wistful and ethereal Lana Del Rey. And let’s just not talk about that art cover.  Lana Del Rey has strayed from her usual 2 years break between new projects and has surprisingly dropped the new lead single from her upcoming album Chemtrails over the Country […]

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    Charlotte Brennan

    Review: Grayscale – ‘Diamond’; A Disappointing, Dull Affair

    ‘Diamonds’ certainly isn’t a shining delight, says Charlotte Brennan.

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    Alice Fortt

    This Week in Records (02/11/2020) – Ariana Grande, Sam Smith and The Avalanches

    Records Editor Alice Fortt talks through this week’s hottest tunes!

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    Louise Chase

    Review: Pentatonix – “Be My Eyes”; A Beautiful Taste of What’s to Come Next

    The newest original single from Pentatonix gets rave reviews from Louise Chase.

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    Alice Fortt

    Review: Dali – ‘Bitter’; ‘With Every New Track, Dali Get Better And Better’

    Intense. Heavy. Angry. Fantastic. These are just a few words that describe ‘Bitter’, the newest single from Dali, out today on the 31st of October. Dali are no strangers to some cracking good hard rock; their previous EP, Vol. 1 , is pure evidence of this. But ‘Bitter’ feels different somehow, more emotionally-fuelled, and overwhelmingly […]

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    Alice Fortt

    Nostalgic News: Queen’s ‘A Night at the Opera’ was released 45 years ago

    Alice Fortt celebrates the anniversary of one of Queen’s most iconic albums.

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    Sam Pegg

    Not Life-Changing, But Worth the Listen; A Review of LEON’s Apart

    News Editor Sam Pegg got the first look at LEON’s newest album, Apart, out today.

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    Becky Davies

    Nostalgic News: George Michael’s ‘Freedom! ’90’ was released 30 years ago

    George Michael’s iconic single from the album ‘Listen Without Prejudice Vol. 1’ was released three decades ago.

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    Charlotte Brennan

    Review: Alfie Templeman – ‘Forever Isn’t Long Enough’; 80s Pop-Inspired Synth-y Goodness

    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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    Katie Evans

    An Interview with Bastille’s Woody

    Records and live sub-editor, Katie Evans, got to chat all things music, lockdown and the beginning of Bastille with drummer, Chris ‘Woody’ Wood.

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    Morgan McMillan

    Introducing: House of Pharaohs

    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. […]

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    Olivia Dellar

    A Sunshine Fusion of Latin American Sounds and Contemporary Indie-Pop; A Review of Boy Pablo’s Wachito Rico

    Olivia Dellar gushes about Chilean-Norwegian Boy Pablo’s new album. The day is here. Welcome to Wachito Rico.

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    Katie Evans

    A Look into the World of… My Chemical Romance’s Danger Days: The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys

    Katie Evans takes us through the world of the Killjoys.

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    Conor O’Hanlon

    Hilarious Musical Madness; A Review of Neil Cicierega’s Mouth Dreams

    Conor O’Hanlon looks at Neil Cicierega’s latest mashup masterclass.