Review: Azealia Banks – Broke With Expensive Taste
Banks has created a record that reminds us why she was so deserving of the hyperbole in 2011.
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Review: The Xcerts – There Is Only You
Emma Harrison Beesley discusses whether the new one from The Xcerts is more than just “teenage-esque angst” or does it indeed have more to it than lead singer Murray Macleod’s “whining”.
Review: Foo Fighters – Sonic Highways
Sonic Highways is the highly anticipated eighth studio album from Foo Fighters. After a three…
Review: Motion – Calvin Harris
Arguably the world’s biggest DJ, Calvin Harris returns to music domination with his latest album Motion.
Review: The Ting Tings – Super Critical
This record doesn’t exactly reignite the passion we all knew and loved from the ‘That’s Not My Name’ days.
Review: Mallory Knox – Asymmetry
Cambridge five-piece Mallory Knox have released their highly anticipated second album, Asymmetry, to follow on from…
Review: Black Veil Brides – Black Veil Brides IV
Black Veil Brides’ fourth studio album is a disappointing follow up to their last release.
Review: Bear’s Den – Islands
On 20th October, up and coming band Bear’s Den released their debut album Islands following…
Review: Jessie Ware – Tough Love
Will Ware’s sophomore record live up to her dazzling debut?
Review: Ben Howard – I Forget Where We Were
Although it’s not the album fans might have wanted from Howard, this record stands alone as a truly exciting and experimental follow up.
Review: The Coral – The Curse of Love
The Curse of Love takes you on a journey across a spectrum of moods, and genres.
Review: Foxygen – …And Star Power
A year of losing band-members, cancellation-stricken touring, mid-show bone breakages and alcohol-related incarcerations has culminated in Foxygen’s fourth LP …And Star Power
Review: Marmozets – The Weird and Wonderful Marmozets
For previous fans of Marmozets, it’s clear that their style has evolved from something violent to something still angry, but more melodic.
Review: Hoodie Allen – People Keep Talking
Allen’s debut album has given up a seductive sample of what is to come.