Review: Royal Blood – Royal Blood
Royal Blood’s self-titled debut is direct and confident, writers Megan Downing & Jenny Simpson review.
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Nostalgic News: Arctic Monkeys’ Humbug released five years ago today
The Sheffield-born band released their third studio album, Humbug, in the UK on 24th August 2009.
Review: Luke Sital-Singh – The Fire Inside
The Fire Inside is an incredibly powerful and strong debut album by Luke Sital-Singh, his folk sound perfectly combines upbeat and gentler tracks highlighting his talent with haunting vocals and lyrical originality.
Review: The Gaslight Anthem – Get Hurt
New Jersey’s The Gaslight Anthem have always worn their influences proudly on their sleeves, from…
Review: FKA Twigs – LP1
FKA Twigs’ stunning debut record sets new heights for her unique style of barely-there R’n’B
Review: Or So She Said – Free From This EP
Most of you will never have heard of Or So She Said but this local…
Review: La Roux – ‘Trouble in Paradise’
After almost five years La Roux has returned, but has her second album been worth the wait?
Bleachers – Strange Desire
Jack Antonoff might not yet be a household name, but this might be the project that gets him there.
Review: Lewis Watson – The Morning
Sally reviews Lewis’ captivating debut, and explores his skills for story telling.
Review: 5 Seconds of Summer – 5 Seconds of Summer
Boasting co-writers ranging from All Time Low’s Alex Gaskarth to Busted’s James Bourne, self-titled album 5 Seconds of Summer shows some of the bands potential, but lacks variation and is riddled with cheesy clichéd lyrics.
Review: Rise Against – The Black Market
Chicago punk rockers Rise Against are back, three years after the hugely successful ‘Endgame’, with a cathartic but nevertheless powerful seventh album.
Vance Joy premieres new single, announces debut album
Vance Joy’s new single ‘Mess Is Mine’ has been released.
Review: Honeyblood – Honeyblood
Proof that songs that would have sounded endearingly teenaged in a low-quality bathroom recording session unfortunately don’t always survive the leap to studio-quality sound.
Jungle – Jungle
Jungle’s self-titled début hits shelves on July 14th. But does it live up to the hype? Megan Downing reviews.