An album that reveals Biffy Clyro’s darkest side, but it’s one that both 2020 and they needed in order to make sense of a turbulent past and a chaotic future.
Category: New Releases
Glass Animals – Dreamland review
They say you should always write about what you know, but on Glass Animals last outing How To Be A … More
Ian Skelly – Drifter’s Skyline Review
Overthinking often stifles creativity. Whilst it might’ve taken three years for Def Leppard to complete Hysteria, Ian Skelly – drummer … More
Ellie Goulding – Brightest Blue review
It’s been five years since Ellie Goulding released her third album Delerium, a record she’s more recently been quick to … More
Taylor Swift – folklore review
Taylor Swift seems to look at fame like a chess match, with most of the pieces being of her dominion. … More
Fontaines D.C. – A Hero’s Death review
“Don’t get stuck in the past” declares Grian Chatten during the title track of this, the Dublin based quintet’s second … More
Nadine Shah – Kitchen Sink review
If Nadine Shah has ever consciously taken a backwards step it was probably only to tread on the toes of … More
July 2020’s Best New Music
10. Kush Jones – Earth Note 9. Sofia Portanet – Free Ghost 8. Bugseed – Caria 7. Disclosure, slowthai – … More
The Streets – None Of Us Are Getting Out Of This Life Alive review
If you wanted to know where Mike Skinner has been for the last nine years, the answer eventually became simple: … More
Protomartyr – Ultimate Success Today review
Protomartyr’s front man Joe Casey has been seeing things, nightmarish visions that can punctuate sleep or lucidity. His mind is … More
The Voice Of Unreason 