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Review: Paul Weller – Saturns Pattern
Whether you’re an old Paul Weller fan, or have never even heard of him or The Jam etc, Saturns Pattern is a standalone stellar album, but also an exceptional addition to Weller’s already impressive discography.
Review: Of Monsters And Men – Beneath The Skin
Have Of Monsters And Men pulled off a winning sequel to their debut album? Amy takes us through their second album, Beneath The Skin.
Review: A$AP Rocky – At. Long. Last. A$AP
Jack used his experience of the lean, mean streets to review A$AP Rocky’s sophomore album.
Review: The Vaccines – English Graffiti
James takes us through the third studio album from West London rockers, The Vaccines.
Review: FIDLAR – 40oz. On Repeat
FIDLAR are back, with more adolescent angst than ever before.
Records we can’t wait for
The team take a look at the records they can’t wait for in the latter half of 2015!
Review: Florence + The Machine – How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful
More than three years since their last album, will third time charm for Florence Welch and her Mechanical music group?
Review: Slaves – Are You Satisfied?
Slaves’ biggest task on their debut was to catch the chaos of their live shows on record. A tough task, but their short, sweet and very loud album goes some way to do that.
Review: Wolf Alice – ‘Bros’
A look at ‘Bros’, the latest snippet from Wolf Alice’s debut album, My Love Is Cool.
Review: SOAK – Before We Forgot How To Dream
SOAK’s sophisticated debut album makes complex issues seem so simple, and this, not the youth of Bridie Monds-Watson, is what makes the album so mesmerising.
Review: Muse – ‘Mercy’
Cameron reviews Muse’s latest release from Drones, ‘Mercy.’
Review: Summer Camp – Bad Love
Summer Camp return with their enticing third studio album, Bad Love.
Review: Weedeater – Goliathan
North Carolina stoner metal group Weedeater have released their hotly awaited fifth studio album Goliathan.
Review: Taylor Swift ft. Kendrick Lamar – Bad Blood
Taylor Swift collaborated with Kendrick Lamar for the track featured in that short film everyone was excited about. Is the track itself worth your time?