Taylor Swift - folklore Review

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“What Folklore ultimately achieves in its narrative of escapism is reinforcing the notion that Swift is, first and foremost, a storyteller. Folklore is sad, beautiful, somewhat tragic - a little bit off the wall - but most of all it feels free. It appears Swift has become the indie record much cooler than hers.” 5 stars

The Coronas - True Love Waits Review

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“Lighthearted and easy to like, but maybe in need of a slice of lime…”  3.5 stars

The Chicks - Gaslighter Review

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“Simmering anger and raw storytelling” 4.5 stars

The Marsicans Review

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"Marsicans' debut album Ursa Major sounds like a night out with friends you’ve known for years - exhilarating, yet comfortingly familiar."

PVRIS - Use Me Review

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“Lowell, Massachusetts band PVRIS’s Use Me is their most streamlined and production-pristine work to date, emphasising their bittersweet lyrics.”

Kodaline- One Day At A Time Review

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“Irish Quartet Kodaline’s fourth album One Day At A Time is a raw, emotionally driven body of work - effortless and cleverly crafted all at one.” 4.5 stars

SoKo - Feel Feelings Review

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“chic, reminiscent of Charlotte Gainsbourg and Cat Power, an evening bath steeped in bubbles, a glass of red on the side.” 3.5 stars

The Pretenders - Hate For Sale Review

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“a vivacious, splendidly wicked and just-that-little-bit dangerous return from The Pretenders.” 4 stars

Katy Perry - Smile Review

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“Sparkly hooks, a solidly entertaining range of production and euphorically emotive vocals offset a staggering lack of growth on Katy Perry’s Smile.”

EADES - I Want More Review

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I Want More is a grainy black-and-white film track, a “let’s just drive” track, an afternoon picking wildflowers track; it’s filtered escapism, and hot on the heels of Eades recent EP success.”

BRAIDS’ - Shadow Offering Review

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“carefully artistic, exploring the light and shadow of loving and being loved in a rich emotional tapestry of sound.” 3 stars

Lianne La Havas - Lianne La Havas Review

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“Every song is an earworm, haunting in the way only inspiring music can be; a beautiful ghost to soundtrack your life to.” 5 stars

Creeper - Sex, Death and The Infinite Void Review

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“thrilling,coquettishly idiosyncratic, and filled to the brim with palpable pride at their lack of creative limits.”

An Interview with Luna Pines

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A short review of Luna Pines new track ‘She Can’t See Me’ and an interview with the band about their unique sound, their musical influences and the far away prospect of live gigging.

Mint Field - Sentimiento Mundial Review

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“Psychedelic Tijuana duo Mint Field have created a chromatic spectrum of sound on this oddly propulsive album, a body of work that speaks to the stars.”