Category: Albums
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Review: Accept – Rise of Chaos
The legendary trash metal band are back with a vengeance.
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Review: Mount Kimbie – Love What Survives
Dynamic and deliberate, the London duo’s third album is full of sonic treasures.
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Review: Neck Deep – The Peace And The Panic
Film Editor David reviews the third album from the Welsh pop punk band.
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Review: Alice Cooper – Paranormal
Alice Cooper’s new album is “a time capsule of all the clichés in rock music”.
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Review: PVRIS – All We Know Of Heaven, All We Need Of Hell
Not PVRIS as in CHVRCHES, PVRIS as in France. But one can dream.
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Review: The Cribs – 24-7 Rock Star Shit
The brothers cement their place as one of Britain’s best indie bands.
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Review: The Sherlocks – Live For The Moment
They’re determined to make their own unique mark on the British music scene.
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Review: Tyler, The Creator – Flower Boy
The controversial rapper has reached a level of maturity unseen until this point.
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Review: Lana Del Rey – Lust For Life
Her evolution continues seamlessly, with a perfect blend of emotion and impeccable production.
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Review: Declan McKenna – What Do You Think About The Car?
“Think video game music meets traditional indie,” says Meg Holland
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Review: Coldplay – Kaleidoscope EP
Coldplay’s latest EP gets lost in a muddle of experimentation. Ellis Murrell sifts through the wreckage.
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Review: Mura Masa – Mura Masa
As the young producer shoots for the stars with the stars in tow, Xavier Voigt-Hill reviews.
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Review: HAIM – Something to Tell You
These California sisters are the best girl group around.
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Review: Imagine Dragons – Evolve
The third release from the Transformers of the music world is here.