Baddies – Build
Baddies take on brainless pop-punk
Browsing: Albums
Justice – Audio, Video, Disco
Can the two French producers fuel dance clubs for another few years?
Ed Sheeran – +
Ed Sheeran has clearly struck a chord with British youth in the last year. With…
You Me at Six – Sinners Never Sleep
YMAS grow up, with mixed results
Radio Moscow – The Great Escape of Leslie Magnafuzz
Harkback psychedelic rockers Radio Moscow return with their third album, which continues their trend of mixing layers of phased guitars, drum solos and acid vocals into a huge trip.
Grouplove – Never Trust a Happy Song
A care-free, yet well refined album from this Los Angeles band.
SomaHigh – Secrets That Didn’t Happen
Southampton local lads SomaHigh seem to have sensed the worrying decline in successful guitar bands…
The Drums – Portamento
Derivative, whiny and forgettable: The Drums have returned
Introducing: VVOLVES
VVOLVES are a four-piece alternative/indie/industrial band from Cardiff who this week have released their second…
All Mankind – Simple Desire
All Mankind tread no new ground, but create a decent and enjoyable pop-rock record.
Red Hot Chili Peppers – I’m With You
I’m With You merely attempts to evolve the style of the ageing LA rock band as they experiment with electro and piano-based rock.
Bombay Bicycle Club – A Different Kind of Fix
After the contrast between BBC’s first two albums, Max considers the direction they’ve taken in their latest release.
Brett Anderson – Black Rainbows
Brett’s back on his own again
Jay-Z & Kanye West- Watch the Throne
A collaboration of rap’s biggest names; can two great minds think alike?