Category: Records

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    Ivan Morris Poxton

    Review: James Bay – ‘Wild Love’

    James Bay‘s award-winning debut album, Chaos and The Calm, was always going to be difficult to replicate. So why replicate, when you can move into an entirely different direction? Well, simple really – don’t suffer the fate of ‘Wild Love’, which falls short as the ambition behind it is not matched by its execution. Bay’s interviews […]

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    Xavier Voigt-Hill

    “We’re constantly expanding, like the universe itself” – An interview with Harry of Superorganism

    Britain’s buzziest band tell all (from their kitchen) about their upcoming album, getting love from Frank Ocean, and plotting worldwide sensory domination.

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    Harry Fortuna

    Review: The Magic Gang – ‘Getting Along’

    Another member of The List is making waves this 2018!

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    Tom Brewster

    Review: Car Seat Headrest – ‘Beach Life-In-Death’

    The band astounds on their re-imagining of a 2011 cult classic.

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    Josie Carr

    Review: Vance Joy – ‘Saturday Sun’

    The perfect song to chase away those winter blues!

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    Tom Hills

    Review: Kojo Funds feat. RAYE – ‘Check’

    Tom Hills reviews the newest single from two of the UK’s hottest rising stars.

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    Sam Law

    Review: CHVRCHES – ‘Get Out’

    Thv Scvttish Trvo are bvck!

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    Harry Fortuna

    Review: Let’s Eat Grandma – ‘Hot Pink’

    Harry Fortuna reviews the duo’s “worst song yet”.

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    Meg Holland

    This Week In Records (09/02/2018): MGMT, The Wombats, & James Bay

    And Calvin Harris, Franz Ferdinand, and Kendrick Lamar – oh my!

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    Sam Law

    Review: MGMT – Little Dark Age

    Little Dark Age is a real curiosity of an album. From the neo-gothic, sci-fi-yet-not-sci-fi, synthesized extravaganza of the title track, to the disturbingly optimistic mind-bender that is ‘When You Die’, and on to the pure electronic audio experience oozed by the quite frankly bizarre ‘Days that Got Away’, it simply refuses to sit still and agree […]

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    Bailey Williams

    Double Jeopardy – The death of the double album

    Bailey Williams looks at the decrease of the double album half a century after the Beatles’ emblematic White Album.

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    Tom Hills

    Review: The Weeknd & Kendrick Lamar – ‘Pray For Me’

    With the movie’s release imminent, Tom Hills reviews the third track from the Black Panther soundtrack.

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    Harry Fortuna

    Review: Pale Waves – ‘The Tide’

    The Mancunian’s offer up some “gothic romanticism” in their latest.

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    Harry Fortuna

    Review: The Wombats – Beautiful People Will Ruin Your Life

    Harry Fortuna takes an early look at the Liverpudlian’s forthcoming album.