Tag: Review
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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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Olivia Dellar gushes about Chilean-Norwegian Boy Pablo’s new album. The day is here. Welcome to Wachito Rico.
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Writer, Connie Seamer, gives us a flashback review to one of the most talked about performances of 2019 – Stormzy’s headlining Glasto!
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Georgie Holmes discusses slowthai’s latest emotional release.
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Writer, Sophie Young, gives us a peak at what it was like to see the queen herself – Beyonce on her incredible Formation World Tour in 2016.
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Not to sound too pathetic but I’m now at this point, a full on Boy Pablo stan and there is no. Going. Back. It started out with adding ‘Losing You ‘ to one of my playlists a few months ago and now, here we are, learning Spanish on Duolingo in the hopes of feeling like…
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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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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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Louise Chase reviews the second season of BBC’s supernatural sitcom.
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Lucy Maggs reviews Millie Bobby Brown’s latest outing as Enola Holmes.
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Lucy Maggs shares her thoughts on the Danish drama/comedy.
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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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Marilyn Manson’s newest album leaves much to be desired, according to Callum Holgate.
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Live music is back! Killing Morton, Kid Klumsy, Artemis and Mighty Magic Animal took stage at The 1865.