Sam Smith – In The Lonely Hour
In The Lonely Hour lives up to the relentless hype machine surrounding 21 year old singer-songwriter, Sam Smith.
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Coldplay – Ghost Stories
It may be the fastest selling album of 2014 so far, but don’t take that as an indicator of quality.
Hundred Waters – The Moon Rang Like A Bell
With The Moon Rang Like A Bell, Hundred Waters have struck second-album gold, exploring new ground while never losing sight of their established style.
Clean Bandit – New Eyes
Clean Bandit have burst onto the scene with infectious single ‘Rather Be’, but does their knack for a catchy rhythm have the staying power to last a whole album?
Thumpers – Galore
Shell Hinds takes a look at Thumpers’ debut offering.
The Black Keys – Turn Blue
The Black Keys’ long awaited return has finally come – and while it may not be what you would expect, it’s certainly been worth the wait.
Lily Allen – Sheezus
A deeply personal and insightful record, Lily Allen’s personality and charm runs through the very veins of Sheezus.
Jamie xx – Sleepsound EP
After three years Jamie xx is back with his beautiful new EP ‘Sleepsound’.
Mac DeMarco – Salad Days
I first had an experience with the music of Mac DeMarco when he was a…
Damon Albarn – Everyday Robots
Everyday Robots is laced with quiet intelligence, each individual track, as well as the album as a whole all feeling perfectly balanced and well thought out.
Iggy Azalea – The New Classic
The ‘runaway slave master’s’ new album fails to live up to it’s title.
Kelis – Food
With soul, gospel and funk influences, Food is huge and brilliant departure from Kelis of the past five albums.
Thee Oh Sees – Drop
California’s Thee Oh Sees, the band that refuses to stop putting out albums, insist that they are going to stop putting out albums (for a while) – Drop is their latest installment.
William Control – The Neuromancer
William Control begun as the electronic side project of Aiden frontman Wil Francis, but as…