Vampire Weekend – Modern Vampires of the City
Have the quartet crafted another Baroque pop masterpiece?
Browsing: Albums
Cave Painting – Rio EP
Cave Painting provide some music perfect for the revision blues with their new EP, Rio
Phoenix – Bankrupt!
David Martin reviews Phoenix’s fifth album, Bankrupt!: a fine piece of classic, bright indie pop, and essentially a natural progression of their work.
!!! – Thr!!!er
Californian dance-punk five-piece !!! (say it “chk chk chk”) has been skirting the edges of…
Ghostpoet – Some Say I So I Say Light
Some Say I So I Say Light strengthens Ghostpoet’s appeal, returning to confront the demons which Peanut Butter Blues created and exacerbated.
The Pigeon Detectives – We Met At Sea
Alex Meehan guides you through The Pigeon Detectives’ disappointing comeback album, We Met At Sea.
Paramore – Paramore
Hannah Mylrea reviews Paramore’s spectacular self-titled, fourth album.
Jai Paul – Jai Paul
Fatima Thorlu reviews the spectacular debut of XL’s most mysterious Londoner, Jai Paul, and its strange release.
Charli XCX – True Romance
At only 20 years of age, it’s pretty impressive if your album starts being described…
Fall Out Boy – Save Rock and Roll
Fall Out Boy are back with a new record and it’s a mix of great and mediocre according to Megan Downing.
Josh Savage – Mountains in Hurricanes E.P
Local Winchester-based musician Josh Savage released his debut solo E.P, Mountains in Hurricanes early last…
Tribes – Wish To Scream
Tribes shot to fame by creating a name for themself the old fashioned way by…
Stereophonics – Graffiti on the Train
Upon the release of their eighth studio album, Graffiti on the Train, I found myself…
James Blake – Overgrown
Overgrown sees James Blake take the criticisms and commendations of his debut on board to demonstrate profound honesty, floundering melancholy and irrefutable musical ability.