Review: Band of Skulls – By Default
Band of Skulls are back with their fourth studio album, By Default. Emily reviews ahead of its release.
Browsing: Albums
Review: James Blake – The Colour In Anything
‘A cathartic and punctilious effort that sees Blake perfect a method of expression steeped in flawless production and uncontrived sentiment.’ Jordan James Blake’s latest effort.
Review: Drake – Views
The most anticipated album of the year feels overwhelmingly safe. Joshwa reviews.
Review: Katy B – Honey
With a cavalcade of production talent in tow, Xavier takes a look at Katy B’s retreat to the world of out-and-out dance.
Review: Frightened Rabbit – Painting of a Panic Attack
Jon reviews Frightened Rabbit’s ‘hauntingly beautiful’ latest album, Painting of a Panic Attack.
Review: Parquet Courts – Human Performance
\Parquet Court’s reach new heights with their enthralling new record,’ says reviewer Isaac.
Review: Deftones – Gore
The American metal band return with their eighth album and they bring the heavy once again.
Review: Eliza And The Bear – Eliza And The Bear
One of the last year’s breakout bands has released their debut album, and it’s really not worth anything.
Review: Anthony Hamilton – What I’m Feelin’
Anthony Hamilton’s ninth album marks a return to his soul roots. Cameron reviews.
Review: Sia – This is Acting
Bruno calls Sia’s This Is Acting ‘a must listen.’
Review: Wildhood – VERT
Rizzle Kicks’ Jordan Stephens has premiered his latest musical venture, Wildhood, with mini-album VERT. Emily reviews.
Review: The Feeling – The Feeling
Uncool, dull, and entirely forgettable, The Feeling’s self-titled fifth album isn’t even worth being disappointed over.
Review: Raleigh Ritchie – You’re A Man Now, Boy
‘Raleigh Ritchie delivers a stunning album which demonstrates the talent and versatility of the young singer, rapper and actor.’ James reviews.
Review: Miike Snow – iii
Electropop trio Miike Snow return for a diverse, beautifully assembled third offering where there’s something for everyone.