Two Door Cinema Club – ‘Wonderful Life’ single review: a return to festival-ready bangers
Callum Joynes is having a ‘Wonderful Life’ while listening to Two Door Cinema Club’s new single.
Browsing: Rock
EP Review: Wolf Alice – Blue Lullaby
Kat Munday takes a look at Wolf Alice’s new ‘lullaby’ versions of tracks from their acclaimed 2021 album ‘Blue Weekend’.
‘An electro journey through the ups and downs that life constitutes’: A Review of Foals’ ‘Life Is Yours’
Foals are back with their first album as a three-piece, but does it live up to their past highs?
Single Review: Foals – 2001
Kat Munday explores Foals’ catchy new sound.
Review: Feeder @ O2 Guildhall Southampton, 26/4/22
Callum is left wanting a little more from the legendary Feeder
Nostalgic News: Fall Out Boy’s ‘Infinity on High’ Was Released 15 Years Ago.
Leann Yfrah looks back on Fall Out Boy’s classic 2007 album
Generation-defining Rock: A Review of Black Country, New Road’s Ants From Up There
Reece Beckett praises the “seriously good” second album from Black Country, New Road.
“Life Is Beautiful is all about kind of growing into love and growing into relationships”: An Interview with Maggie Cassidy
Maggie Cassidy sit down and chat with Morgan McMillan about their recent show at The Joiners!
This Week in Records (31/5/2021) – Black Honey, The Wombats and Poppy
Records Editor Alice Fortt gives us some top music picks for her final stint of TWIR.
Review: Buzzard Buzzard Buzzard – ‘New Age Millenial Magic’
Katie Evans shares some love for Buzzard Buzzard Buzzard’s ode to millenials, ‘New Age Millenial Magic’.
Review: Sports Team – Happy (God’s Own Country)
Katie Evans spills her thoughts on Sports Team’s latest release.
Review: cleopatrick – ‘FAMILY VAN’; Good Old-Fashioned Hardcore Grunge
Records Exec Katie Evans reviews the latest track from rockers cleopatrick.
Hidden Gems: The Sounds – Living in America
The Sounds are an epic Swedish new wave band that formed in 1998, with Living…
More Evanescence? Yeah, Why Not?: A Review of Evanescence’s The Bitter Truth
Max Williams shares his hates and loves of the newest album from classic heavy-rock band Evanescence.