ALBUM REVIEWS
adults drop new album ‘the seeds we sow are sprouting buds nonetheless’
This album is the sad indie pop playlist of my dreams.
5 Seconds of Summer change up the pace with ‘EVERYONE’S A STAR!’
The quartet put their solo careers on pause for their 6th album.
The Last Dinner Party’s regal pop rock packs more punch on ‘From The Pyre’
‘From The Pyre’ sees The Last Dinner Party try and establish their name in contemporary rock.
‘Bean Hollow’ by Bad Tiger warps eras and pleases eardrums
The band’s second album is filled with strong tracks, from top to bottom, as each track provides a new layer to unravel.
Witch Fever unleashes new levels of artistry and emotion in ‘FEVEREATEN’
The band’s second album is full of loud emotion and musical experimentation, all revolving around religious themes.
Dave’s ‘The Boy Who Played the Harp’: A South London Story of Faith, Mental Health, the World Around Us, and Love
The Londoner returns with his 3rd album.
Spiritual Cramp drop savagely moreish new album ‘RUDE’
Cali punks strike gold in the follow-up to their 2023 debut, making for one of the finest pop-punk albums in recent history.
The New York Salsa Company releases 2nd album ‘Our Landscape is Now’
The solo project from ex-Tribal Dance’s Adam Smyth follows up last year’s ‘HAMMUU’.
Home Counties talk anxiety and miscommunication in ‘Humdrum’
The band uses fast-paced synths to scream about bad memories and news headlines.
Alice Phoebe Lou shares 6th album ‘Oblivion’
The South African singer-songwriter embraces the simplicities of her craft to produce her most honest and intimate record yet.
Jay Som returns after 6-year hiatus with new album ‘Belong’
The bedroom-pop artist collaborates with Hayley Williams, Soft Glas, and more on their new album.
Teenage Waitress shines on ambitious new album ‘Upstairs to Finish a Dream’
Daniel Ash’s third album dares reach further than the signature bedroom pop and indie ballads of his previous two albums.
Hubble, bubble, toil and reverb: The Wytches brew up a storm on latest album ‘Talking Machine’
The British four-piece unveil 11 new tracks on their fifth record, bringing stoner rock to the indie scene once more.
Balancing Act share debut album ‘Who’ve You Come As? (Part 1)’
The first part of the London four-piece’s debut album is filled with enticing and mysterious indie-rock that entraps the listener in their gothic and chic world.
★★★½☆
Life and Love through lyrical brilliance: Kojey Radical tells the story of his life so far in ‘Don’t Look Down’
The British rapper shares his best album yet.
The peculiarity of the passing of time : Leith Ross’ new album is a time capsule of moving emotions
The Canadian singer-songwriter explores love, loss and the complexities of human emotion on their third album.
Autumn has arrived with PROJECTOR’s new album ‘Contempt’
These twelve songs are Rocky Horror, Autumn-time sadness (in the best way).
dodie’s ‘Not For Lack Of Trying’ is a feast for the ears
Her sophomore album is her best to date.
‘I’m Nice Now’ sees Upchuck embrace a raw, heavy sound
Tackling issues of racism, sexism and classism, the Ty Segall-produced album sees the band let out their rage at the current political climate through pure punk music.
Berlin punk group Lobsterbomb releases new angry girl album ‘Overstimulated’
The group’s new album comes with all of its emotions.