Review: Take That – Odyssey
The long-lasting boy band and return with remixes and new tracks in their latest album.
Browsing: Albums
In Defence of: Muse – Simulation Theory
Jack Nash clarifies why Simulation Theory is a step forward for Muse, and not a step too far into the dark side.
Review: Muse – Simulation Theory
Someone get me out of here! Matt Bellamy is forcing me into listening to his newest album! Send he-
Review: H.E.R. – I Used To Know Her: Part 2
The EP follows the artist’s I Used To Know Her: The Prelude EP released earlier this year.
Review: Khalid – Suncity EP
The El Paso, Texas artist graces us with his first EP.
Review: Future & Juice Wrld – WRLD On Drugs
Rob Tucker reviews the collaborative release from Future and Juice Wrld.
Review: Kurt Vile – Bottle It In
The slack-rock legend continues a solid string of albums with the more relaxed and loose ‘Bottle It In’
Review: Quavo – Quavo Huncho
Has the Migos rapper’s solo album arrived too late for the hype train? Rob Tucker reviews.
Review: Echo & The Bunnymen – The Stars, The Oceans & The Moon
The post-punk veterans return with a reimagining of hits from their 40-year career.
Review: Logic – YSIV
The rapper is back with his fourth album under the Young Sinatra moniker.
Review: Cher – Dancing Queen
The renowned pop star has taken on some of ABBA’s greatest hits in her latest album.
Review: Black Honey – Black Honey
Ben Kitto takes a look at the Brighton rockers’ debut.
Review: BROCKHAMPTON – iridescence
Ollie Webber reviews BROCKHAMPTON’s highly anticipated follow-up to the Saturation trilogy.
Review: alt-J – REDUXER
One of 2017’s most bewildering releases gets the remix treatment alongside artists like Pusha T, Danny Brown and Little Simz.