Panda Bear – Panda Bear Meets The Grim Reaper // Album Review
Armed only with some instruments and a bucketful of reverb, Panda Bear fends off the reaper with a collection of angelic, echoing songs. The death (of blissful electronic music) has been averted again.
Some Skeletons – Vigils
The Nottingham trio's debut album is a turbulent journey of emotions, a combination of thoughtful melodies with a chaotically sombre vocal
Chemtrails – Calf of the Sacred Cow // Album Review
Unapologetically bold, the combination of garage, psychedelia and mindful lyrics results in something that feels truly original.
Pile – You’re Better Than This // Album Review
Pile's no-frills dynamic is distilled and well captured in these ten tunes, a deceptive, varied and clever listen
Orville Peck – Pony // Album Review
We review the forthcoming LP, Pony, from the enigmatic cowboy, Orville Peck.
Hayley Williams – Petals for Armor // Album Review
"Williams made the album together with her self-proclaimed “chosen family” which is most likely the reason behind the album’s organic yet confident sound."
Homeshake – Helium // Album Review
Homeshake goes from strength- to-strength and it’s a treat to float away with Helium.
Georgia – Seeking Thrills // Album Interview
Danny Wright discusses one of 2020's most unmissable releases with Gemma Samways and Charlotte Krol.
Alex G – DSU // Album Review
Offering something new with every listen, DSU may well be the year’s most genuinely exciting and, ultimately, rewarding album
Weaves – Wide Open // Album Review
Weaves are imbued with the power to create an album which understands the grimness of the times we’re living in without being defeated by them.
Wild Beasts – Last Night All My Dreams Came True // Album Review
Danny Wright brings Gemma Samways and Lee Wakefield together to discuss the farewell of a beloved band.
KAINA – Next To The Sun // Album Review
Emitting an emotive warmth and vitality, Next To The Sun – the debut record from Chicago based artist, KAINA – is imbued with a glistening, rich humanity.
Tycho – Epoch // Album Review
Steeped in nuance and ripe with replay value, Epoch is everything we've come to expect from Tycho and more.
U.S. Girls – Half Free // Album Review
Just as label mates Grimes and St. Vincent broke through on later-career releases that struck a subversive pop note, Half Free does similar work and deserves to be considered on a equal footing to those stellar records
Cadet – The Rated Legend // Album Review
The Rated Legend firmly etches Cadet’s name in the history books, a talent gone too early but someone who has left an indelible mark on the industry, fellow artists, and friends.
Cancer – Totem // Album Review
The Danish duo marry minimalistic drumbeats under delicate guitar resulting in an ethereal beauty that’s rare to find.
Review // Scanners – Love is Symmetry
Scanners – Love Is Symmetry
Tigertrap Records // June 10th
Scanners are a band of many talents, the varying pace and styles on this, their third...
Keaton Henson – Kindly Now // Album Review
There are no happy, toe-tappers on here but you already knew that.
Review // Selebrities – Lovely Things
Cascine // Out Now
East-coast-Americans Selebrities first came to prominence with their self-released 'Ladies Man Effect' EP in late 2010, and nearly 3 years later...
Weezer – Everything Will Be Alright In The End // Album Review
At times a formulaic spurt for the mainstream, heavy hitting guitar surges refine back down to inventive Weezer territory - things can only really go up from here
Eels – The Deconstruction // Album Review
The Deconstruction is complete with all the foibles that have made them such an endearing, enduring and elusive act to their dedicated supporters.
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