Georgia Evans
Mura Masa – R.Y.C // Album Review
Mura Masa has teased a new sound since the release of the dazzling, ‘I Don’t Think I Can Do This Again’ featuring Clairo earlier this autumn, but this is far from what could’ve been expected.
Beabadoobee // New Sounds 2020
With her ever-changing hair colour, grunge aesthetic and affinity for the 90s, the 19-year-old (real name Bea Kristi) has carved out her own brand of bedroom pop on her most recent EP, Space Cadet.
Sega Bodega // Live Review
"Sega Bodega thrives in defying expectations, and if the new songs were anything to go by, there’s plenty more in store from this disruptive pop visionary"
Bakar // Live Review
An artist who very much does things on his own terms and with a dynamic prowess, as evidenced by his show, we caught Bakar...
Vegyn – Only Diamonds Cut Diamonds // Album Review
A bold sonic exploration into melancholia, the album darts between deft vocal samples, swift tempo shifts and sublime key changes for maximum impact, keeping listeners clinging on throughout the 16-song collection.
MadGibbs // Live Review
"Their live shows showcase an undeniable chemistry, both personally and professionally, between Madlib’s slick beats and Gibb’s raw talent" - we review MadGibb
Danny Brown – uknowhatimsayin¿ // Album Review
Laced with features from Run The Jewels, Obongjayar and Blood Orange, uknowhatimsayin¿ has a maturity to it unlike previous releases from the American rapper.
(Sandy) Alex G – House Of Sugar // Album Review
This is (Sandy) Alex G's most progressive work yet, proving he's moved away from being a cult prodigy to one of the industry's most prolific artists.
Tropical Fuck Storm – Braindrops // Album Review
Tropical Fuck Storm present a wonderfully chaotic debut that's nothing short of unnerving.
Roisin Murphy // Interview
With a string of festival slots ahead of her, including Barcelona's Primavera, and Dekmantel in Amsterdam, we caught up with the pop star and club queen, Roisin Murphy, to find out just how she manages to do it all.
Amyl and The Sniffers // Album Review
Amyl and The Sniffers are an unstoppable force of energy. With their self-titled debut album, the Aussie four-piece assert themselves as one of the world’s most explosive new bands.
King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard // Album Review
King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard are back and on top form with their fourteenth album, Fishing for Fishies.
Orville Peck – Pony // Album Review
We review the forthcoming LP, Pony, from the enigmatic cowboy, Orville Peck.
Patti Smith // Live Review
For her intimate show at The Roundhouse in Camden, Patti Smith proudly showed of one of her greatest achievements, motherhood, as it was a truly intimate family affair when she took to the stage for her night of the In The Round series.
Fatima // Live Review
In a city where neo-soul is thriving, it could be difficult for an artist to really stand out. However, the talent, charisma and versatility that Fatima displays makes her a truly unique force. Therefore, it came as no surprise that her performance at The Roundhouse in Camden went down an absolute hit.
Rob Da Bank // Interview
We spoke to the man with many musical strings to his bow, Rob Da Bank, about War Child's Emergence Series, Bestival and his very own record label Sunday Best.
GAIKA – Basic Volume // Album Review
With subversive experimental electronic influences and lyricism exploring themes of race, militancy and religion, GAIKA's new album presents a powerful and resonant depiction of the modern state we live in.
Gorillaz – The Now Now // Album Review
No matter what mood Rolling Blackouts C.F. are in, you'll want to weather the storm with them.