You probably know her best for her 2007 hit single ‘Foundations’, number one hit album Made of Bricks, and as the winner of the 2008 Brit Award’s Best Female artist, and […]
Category: Albums
Album Review: Ofeliadorme, Secret Fires
In 2007, a new Italian indie rock/dream pop band was born and it was given a very beautiful name inspired by the tragic story of Shakespeare’s Ophelia – Ofeliadorme. Fun […]
Review: The xx, I See You
Released in January 2017, I See You is the long-awaited third album of The xx. Despite having embarked on solo projects (most notably Jamie Smith a.k.a. Jamie xx with his […]
Review: Peter Doherty, Hamburg Demonstrations
The Libertines and ex-Babyshambles frontman returns with his second solo effort Hamburg Demonstrations, following on from the 2009 Grace/ Wastelands. The latest LP, rather unsurprisingly judging from its title, was […]
Review: Frank Ocean, Blonde
Frank Ocean’s long-awaited sophomore album was thrust upon us unexpectedly- in the middle of the night – following the surprise release of Endless; a visual album that depicted Ocean constructing […]
Dysrhythmia – The Veil of Control – Review
Four years on from their sixth full-length album Test of Submission, the Philadelphia instrumental progressive metal group Dysrhythmia are treating us to another head-spinning journey of an album in the […]
Touché Amoré – Stage Four – Review
Californian hardcore punk band Touché Amoré have always defined themselves by their DIY work ethic, honest and emotional lyrics, and blistering live performances. On their fourth full-length album Stage Four, […]
Local Natives – Sunlit Youth – Review
Listeners have a hard time trying to understand the fuss about Local Natives. Despite the LA band earning fantastic praise with their previous two efforts Gorilla Manor and Hummingbird, as well as […]
Gojira – Magma – Album Review
On their sixth full-length album Magma, progressive metal band Gojira experiment with influences from further afield while processing the grief that comes with the loss of a loved one. Four […]
Glass Mountain – ‘Glacial’ – EP Review
What comes to mind when you think of Bradford? It’s fair to say the town has fell victim to austerity in the city and political adversity divides the city. Perhaps […]