Reviews

Our review of Little Simz's long awaited album, Grey Area.

Listening to Writing Of Blues And Yellows, it’s really no surprise that Billie Marten has been doing this since the age of eight

It may take Happyness a few more weird little birthday parties before they fully pull it off, but there'll be no shortage of interested guests to watch them doing so.

Casblancas has a way with the stage that is intrinsic, loyal but at the same time overly cool.

Often understated, incessantly beautiful, ilp simply signals to the masses that Kwes is one of our brightest talents.

"Skiptracing is the perfect escape from the strangest of summers"

Powell has always strived to do something different and utterly confounding. In Sport, he’s surpassed that entirely - here’s an album that is truly special

I, Gemini is like the soundtrack to a lysergic fairytale, covering the spectrum of playful, dark and completely, wonderfully batshit

an hour and a half of spiky attitude-filled, non-stop pop hits. And tonight there’s no let up: it’s a perfect showcase for Charli’s perfect pop.

This is CYMBALS relaxing into their identity, breaking down barriers and seeking new beginnings.

Gwenno relies on language and layering to deliver subtlety and depth, and it means her political messages will permeate stealthily

We went to see 22 year old Swedish rapper and black metal aficionado, Yung Lean, at O2 Academy Brixton.

SQE Music // June 10th Consistency has always been a problem for CSS and in perfect keeping with tradition; they skip gleefully from the sublimely...

"A band who have firmly positioned themselves in London’s pioneering post-punk scene, Ghum are gradually creeping up the pecking order of must-see bands in the capital, and last night’s sell-out proved why"

As introductions go, it’s more hesitant handshake than warm embrace but that’s okay – against all the odds, sir Was’ indecision makes for some spectacular tunes

The musician has proven that he is indisputably a genuine country-rock icon, worthy of going down in history along with rock’s greatest legends.

A classically trained musician who merges R&B, gospel, performance art and experimental electronica, Josiah Wise, aka serpentwithfeet, startles on his debut album.

Not another wildly ambitious, technicolour, intergalactic, lesbian-themed sci-fi R&B concept album, you’re probably saying...

Danny Wright gathered Stephanie Phillips and Kezia Cochrane together to talk all things What Chaos Is Imaginary.

Their relentless, cyclical basslines and clipped rhythms throb with an obsessive compulsive pulse that's often as hair-raising as it is dance-inducing.

It's been seven years since 2012's Sweet Heart Sweet Light, and the world might be a horribly different place but, thankfully, J. Spaceman is still making stunning classical/gospel/blues/space-rock.