Tag: Records

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    Sophie Young

    Review: Calvin Harris and The Weeknd – ‘Over Now’; 70s Funk Realness

    Sophie Young raves about the funky vibes of the newest Calvin Harris x The Weeknd collaboration.

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    Jo Lisney

    Review: Billie Joe Armstrong – ‘That Thing You Do!’; A Revamped Classic

    Live editor, Jo Lisney, gives her view on Billie Joe Arstrong’s release of ‘That Thing You Do!’ as part of his No Fun Mondays music release campaign.

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    Morgan McMillan

    Nostalgic News: Prince’s HITNRUN Phase One was released 5 years ago

    The legendary 38th studio album HITNRUN Phase One by Prince turns 5 years old.

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    Alice Fortt

    This Week in Records (6/9/2020): Bring Me the Horizon, Declan McKenna and AJR

    Records Editor, Alice Fortt, takes us through all the hottest tunes released throughout the week.

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    Georgie Holmes

    My First Album: P!nk’s ‘Greatest Hits… So Far!!!’

    Georgie Holmes reminisces on the album that started it all for her; P!nk’s Greatest Hits… So Far!!!

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    Katie Evans

    Review: You Me At Six – ‘MAKEMEFEELALIVE’; Worth the Wait

    You Me At Six’s latest track shows a long-awaited return to their hardcore punk roots.

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    Katie Evans

    A Truly Remarkable Journey of Creativity; A Review of Declan McKenna’s Zeros

    Records Exec Katie Evans is here with her official rating of Declan McKenna’s second and latest album release, Zeros.

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    Georgie Holmes

    A Journey Through Grief, Consequence, Debt and Laughter: A Review of Joshua Burnside’s Into the Depths of Hell

    More like ‘Into The Heights of Heaven’ according to Georgie Holmes’ raving review!

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    Callum Holgate

    Back With the Old, In With the New: A Review of The Front Bottoms’ In Sickness & In Flames

    Craving that sweet early 2010’s indie rock vibe? The Front Bottoms can give you just that with their newest LP, according to Callum Holgate.

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    Charlotte Brennan

    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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    Georgie Holmes

    “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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    Georgie Holmes

    Review: Chartreuse – ‘Enemy’s Belly’

    Chartreuse, a 4-piece band from the Black Country, have two EPs under their belt from last year and another due to be released in October of this year, titled Keep Checking On Me. From this upcoming EP, the band have unveiled two singles – ‘Tall Grass’ and ‘Enemy’s Belly’. The latter of these exists as proof […]

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    Alex Read

    Review: Joji & Diplo – ‘Daylight’; Joji Continues to Evolve

    Serving as one of the flagship talents for 88rising, who are a leading authority in promoting Asian hip-hop in America, Joji has been a rising force in the music industry since his 2017 transition to music from YouTube. Released on the 6th of August, ‘Daylight’ serves as Joji’s fourth advance single for his sophomore album […]

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    Morgan McMillan

    Embracing the Rainbow: A Review of Jaden’s ‘Rainbow Bap’

    Editor Morgan McMillan reviews Jaden’s most recent single ‘Rainbow Bap’ calling it the “perfect summer time track”.