Review: Public Service Broadcasting – The Race For Space
The Race For Space is basically the coolest museum exhibition of your life, best served late at night while reading Wikipedia articles about space travel.
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Review: Falling In Reverse – Just Like You
This powerful new album from polarising metal act Falling In Reverse should is the band’s most accessible and personal work yet.
Review: José Gonzalez – Vestiges and Claws
The stunning new solo and self-produced release ‘Vestiges and Claws’ from José Gonzalez solidifies his place amongst artists like Ben Howard and Bon Iver.
Review: Charli XCX – Sucker
Emma Harrison Beesley reviews Charli XCX’s new album ‘Sucker’ and suggests the “sky’s the limit” for this artist as every teenage girl will want to be singing along in her bedroom.
Review: Echosmith – Talking Dreams
“This largely forgettable debut is rather disappointing.” – Sally Lui reviews.
Review: Imagine Dragons – Smoke + Mirrors
After their wildly popular and successful first album, have Imagine Dragons refined their sound into something unique? writes George Seabrook
Review: Father John Misty – I Love You Honeybear
“An unapologetic display of intimacy”, Evan Smithson reviews.
Review: Peace – Happy People
Alex Meehan reviews the band’s disappointing second album.
Review: Enter Shikari – The Mindsweep
Three years after their last full-length record, Enter Shikari are back with an evocative and thought-inducing album.
Review: Lupe Fiasco – Tetsuo and Youth
Tetsuo and Youth is Lupe Fiasco’s first studio album since the release of Lasers in…
Review: Papa Roach – F.E.A.R
Now on their eighth studio release, Papa Roach show no signs of waning.
Review: Marilyn Manson – The Pale Emperor
Oli Polhill takes a shine to Marilyn Manson’s ninth studio album.
Review: Rae Morris – Unguarded
Morris claims her place on the music scene with the release of her long awaited debut record Unguarded.
Review: Fall Out Boy – American Beauty/American Psycho
Although it’s a great stand-alone, energetic, pop-rock offering, fans of Fall Out Boy’s earlier stuff would certainly feel some disappointment toward American Beauty/American Psycho, and their newest sound.