Pale Waves assaulted us with a flurry of stunning singles before giving us Smitten, so there was a risk that […]
When Die So Fluid launched their crowdfunding campaign, it was quickly apparent that people had been waiting for a new […]
The Rifles are a band who regularly invade the indie charts with their album releases, but Love Your Neighbour benefits […]
Fontaines D.C. delivered an absolutely extraordinary album we’ll be talking about […]
If you think the room’s too cold, it’s just the chills caused by this perfect self-titled album from The Early […]
Toronto-based artist Sophie Powers has released her latest album, Glitch: Lvl 1, a brilliant mix of raw emotions and […]
With great trepidation I creep, knowing that my boot prints are leaving scars on hallowed ground… But has anyone else […]
In an era where music often feels disposable and artists release an album or two every year, Candi emerges as […]
Originally released in 1982, sought-after vinyl Dirges and Anthems has received a remaster and landed on YouTube. The album is […]
It’s no secret that Garageband Superstar is one of my favourite albums. It’s glorious. Following up on an album like […]
When I tell you this is a slice of delightful noise rock, you’ll baulk a bit. I know that. But […]
We expected it to some extent, but The Last Dinner Party have delivered a full-bodied atmospheric album with Prelude to […]
Little Rope is an album with instant classics you’ll be replaying often. You’ll probably decide to get a new pair of headphones. Sounds good? Read on, there’s more.
Just recently I was trying to find my copy of Thank You, Goodnight by White Light Motorcade, because there just […]
With eight metal-infused songs, Calva Louise gives us a pretty substantial demonstration of how you spin a theme in many […]
As they approach year thirty, Bush take a look back at their greatest hits with Loaded. The track listing spans […]
Tremosphere align themselves, in general, with shoegaze – but Becoming Creatures is an album with a dark edge, some angular […]
I’m not entirely neutral on The Rolling Stones. In my formative years, I had a portable cassette deck. Not a […]
This is the first full-length album from Viji and it has come together really well as an alternative record that […]
‘This is our album cover’, blink-182 casually posts as the album we’ve been waiting in anticipation for finally arrives. And […]
Creeper have been building up to this long player with a series of stunning singles. Could the rest of the […]
Sitting on the borders of pop and rock, Kailee Morgue merges Gwen Stefani’s pop sleekness with Avril Lavigne’s bite. Morgue’s […]
Descartes A Kant have dropped their album, After Destruction. This is one of those rare examples where the concept encourages […]
The build-up to this album release has been intense and emotional. I barely feel up to the task of discussing […]