‘A rip-roaring collection of pop-punk bangers’: A review of Machine Gun Kelly’s mainstream sellout
Callum Joynes reviews the latest revival of pop-punk from MGK.
Browsing: Albums
Bold, Focused and Rich: A Review of Denzel Curry’s Melt My Eyez See Your Future
Reece Beckett reviews the genre-melting new album from Denzel Curry.
A clear shift towards pop appeal: A Review of Kae Tempest’s The Line is a Curve
Reece Beckett dives into the world of Kae Tempest’s newest album.
Dream-like and vibrant: A Review of KAWALA’s Better With You
KAWALA emerge on to the music scene with a bang, following the recent release of…
‘Bursting with bravely emotive tracks’: A Preview of Sea Girls’ Homesick
Ellie Griffiths gets an early look at Sea Girls’ upcoming album!
Generation-defining Rock: A Review of Black Country, New Road’s Ants From Up There
Reece Beckett praises the “seriously good” second album from Black Country, New Road.
‘One of 2022’s landmark indie releases’: A Review of Miles Kane’s Change The Show
Callum Joynes calls Change the Show “perhaps the best album of [Kane’s] career”.
Review: Nas – Magic
Having earned himself more critical acclaim than any of his other records for the last…
Embracing (some) Mainstream Appeal: A Review of Earl Sweatshirt’s SICK!
Reece Beckett reviews the hotly anticipated album from Earl Sweatshirt.
Review: Boldy James, The Alchemist – Super Tecmo Bo
Super Tecmo Bo doesn’t hold a candle to the collaborators’ previous works, says Reece Beckett.
‘Mach at his most didactic’: A Review of Mach-Hommy’s Balens Cho (Hot Candles)
One of the most productive and mysterious voices in hip-hop returns, for his second outing…
“You would never dare to waste a crisis”: A Review of Joshua Bassett’s Crisis/Secret/Set Me Free
Trigger Warning: mentions of sexual assault, abuse and pedophillia. 2021 began with Olivia Rodrigo tearing…
‘Fantastic and Moving’: A Review of Medhane’s Do The Math
Medhane’s latest album is ‘immaculately produced’ with ‘high vocal energy’.
Hidden Gems: Medslaus – Poorboy
Reece Beckett adds to the Hidden Gems series with Poorboy, the unique underground record from Medslaus.