Tag: Review
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Oliver Picken reviews soul/ska band Bare Jams at The Joiners, supported by The Bob Rats
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Reece Beckett names the best record of 2022 already!
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Reece Beckett reviews the genre-melting new album from Denzel Curry.
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Joshua Bassett is keeping himself relevant with his first release of 2022, just less than three months after his controversial EP Crisis/Secret/Set Me Free. This time, he laments over an ex he’s not quite over. In ‘Doppelgänger’, Bassett reflects on running into a woman who was the spitting image of an ex. He explains the different thought…
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Editor, Sam Pegg, reviews No Kite’s most recent single ‘Your Favourite Band’ and wonders if this should be everyone’s next obsession!
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Reece Beckett praises the “seriously good” second album from Black Country, New Road.
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Reece Beckett reviews the latest track from the multi-talented Kae Tempest.
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Having earned himself more critical acclaim than any of his other records for the last decade or so, Nas has been climbing back into the higher ranks of contemporary hip-hop with his recent releases like King’s Disease I and II, reminding fans how good of a boom-bap gangsta rapper he can be. With drill and more abstract…
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Reece Beckett reviews the hotly anticipated album from Earl Sweatshirt.
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2021 seems to have been a year of skepticism towards blockbusters: there was the Spielberg remake of West Side Story, at first a controversial decision that saw film fans divided until the film released to surprisingly intense acclaim; there was Spider-Man: No Way Home, a film so abundantly hyped up that disappointment seemed almost inevitable……
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Katie reminisces on a great night with Enter Shikari.
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Trigger Warning: mentions of sexual assault, abuse and pedophillia. 2021 began with Olivia Rodrigo tearing up every single record, chart and expectation of the music industry, with her smash-hit debut drivers license supposedly about her rumoured ex Joshua Bassett. In Crisis/Secret/Set Me Free, Joshua Bassett finally explains his side of it all. It was pretty impossible to avoid Olivia Rodrigo…
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Scottish indie rockers The Snuts have truly made a name for themselves in recent years, selling out venues upon venues with admiring fans – particularly in their home turf. Their latest single, ‘Burn The Empire’ offers the band’s political viewpoint in the form of energetic guitar riffs and fast-paced vocals. I never thought it would…
