Tag: Records

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    Becky Davies

    Celebrating the Soundtracks of the Twilight Saga

    The Edge shares their thoughts on the soundtracks of the questionable, yet iconic, Twilight Saga.

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    Morgan McMillan

    Our Favourite Fantasy Bands

    Fantasy bands are a niche of the music industry that in my opinion just don’t get enough love. Here, we celebrate all things weird, magical and mystical with a few of our absolute favourite fantasy bands and musicians. Starset It doesn’t get any more fantasy than Starset. They’re a band led by a fictional group […]

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    Georgie Holmes

    Review: slowthai ft. James Blake, Mount Kimbie – ‘Feel Away’

    Georgie Holmes discusses slowthai’s latest emotional release.

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    Louise Chase

    Review: OneRepublic – “Wild Life”; A Thoughtfully Melodic Success

    Louise Chase reviews the latest exciting track from pop group OneRepublic.

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    Sam Pegg

    A Disappointing Collection of Lackluster Tracks; A Review of Alicia Keys’ ALICIA

    Sam Pegg discusses Alicia Keys’ new album which struggles to match the strength of her prior works.

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    Katie Evans

    Favourite Original Movie Soundtrack: Bee Gees – ‘Saturday Night Fever’

    Nothing gets a real groove going like ‘Stayin’ Alive’ by the one and only Bee Gees, so picking a favourite original movie soundtrack couldn’t have been easier. The Saturday Night Fever soundtrack, recorded for the film’s release in 1977 by pop-music trio Bee Gees (and various other artists), is arguably one of the most famous […]

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    Jo Lisney

    Quintessential Soft Indie-Pop Rock; A Review of beabadoobee’s Fake It Flowers

    Live editor Jo Lisney is here with the latest indie LP to hit the scene; beabadoobee’s Fake It Flowers.

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    Louise Chase

    Review: Lindsey Stirling – ‘What You’re Made Of’; Good, But Not Great

    Violinist and ex-America’s Got Talent contestant Lindsey Stirling is no stranger to game-based tracks. From covers of the themes of Pokemon and an original piece for RiME, her repertoire thrives with shining musical attractions. ‘What You’re Made Of’ is the latest addition to this collection. Stirling, the violinist and main artist on the track, is joined by Kiesza with […]

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    Alice Fortt

    This Week in Records (11/10/2020) – AC/DC, Greta Van Fleet and Stevie Nicks

    Howdy, everyone! After a brief 2 week break due to the stresses of uni (woohoo final year), I am BACK with my latest takes on the newest tunes of the week. This week is certainly one for 70s nostalgia, with new tracks from legends AC/DC and Stevie Nicks, as well as a new tune from […]

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    Callum Holgate

    A Sunny Pop Punk Distraction: A Review of Knuckle Puck’s 20/20

    Illinois pop punk stalwarts Knuckle Puck return in grand fashion with their third studio album, 20/20. In what has been a year of evolution and growth for pop punk, Knuckle Puck’s latest offering sees the band deliver their take on a fresh, upbeat and happy-go-lucky demeanour in a time that we perhaps needed it most.  […]

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    Morgan McMillan

    Anthems of Our Lives: Quarantine Edition

    In our newest series, our writers detail the songs that sum up their experience in quarantine.

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    Callum Holgate

    My First Album: Lansdowne – Blue Collar Revolver

    The first of a new series of firsts (god that’s a mouthful), Callum is here to tell you about his very first album.

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    Olivia Dellar

    Review: Trixie Mattel – ‘Video Games’; ‘Was It Really Necessary?’

    Resident LDR expert Olivia Dellar shares her thoughts on country singer Trixie Mattel’s latest cover of iconic Lana track, ‘Video Games’.

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    Callum Holgate

    Nostalgic News – Tinie Tempah’s Disc-Overy Turns 10

    Callum Holgate takes us back to the album that was the talk of schools when it came out!