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Angel Olsen – Whole New Mess review

The wellspring of creativity is a thing not to be defined or understood; some songwriters like to shake their fists … More

All Mirrors, Angel Olsen, Whole New Mess

Cut Copy – Freeze/Melt review

Is there such a thing as global music any more? A decade ago it was easy to hear some artists … More

Cut Copy, Dan Whitford, Freeze/Melt review

Jamie Webster – We Get By review

There are two Britains – one is the land we see when we open our curtains, a place where in … More

Jamie Webster, Liverpool, We Get By review

I Like Trains – KOMPROMAT review

If ever a picture sums up the feelings which some are constantly bottling inside them, it’s surely Munch’s The Scream; … More

I Like Trains, KOMPROMAT review, Leeds

The Killers – Imploding The Mirage review

It’s almost impossible to come across a new release in 2020 without the artists making reference to change, whether it’s … More

Brandon Flowers, Hot Fuss, Imploding The Mirage, Mr.Brightside, The Killers

Biffy Clyro – A Celebration of Endings review

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.

Biffy Clyro, Rock, Simon Neil

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

Dave Bayley, Dream Pop, Glass Animals Dreamland, Hip-Hop, How To Be A Human Being, R&B

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

Drifter's Skyline review, Ian Skelly, Liverpool, Psychedelia, The Coral

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

Brightest Blue review, Ellie Goulding

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

#Music, Aaron Dessner, Bon Iver, folklore review, Taylor Swift

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