This Week In Records: Justice, Sean Paul & The Killers (18/11/2016)
This week sees new releases from The Killers, John Mayer, Childish Gambino, and more.
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This Week In Records: Tove Lo, Charli XCX & Bonzai (28/10/2016)
This week sees new releases from AD, AE, AF, and more.
Review: Craig David – Following My Intuition
Xavier Voigt-Hill reviews David’s first record in six years.
Review: Feed The Rhino at The Joiners, Southampton
After a year of relative inactivity Feed The Rhino returned to the live music circuit in glorious fashion at The Joiners (22/09/16).
Review: Frank Ocean – Blonde
Harley James Mitford reviews the “unassuming yet magnificent” sophomore album.
Fall Out Boy release new revamped theme song for Ghostbusters reboot – listen
The reaction to the theme for the summer reboot has been mixed so far.
Review: Against the Current – In Our Bones
Against the Current’s full-length debut seamlessly blends old-school alternative rock with fresh, modern pop sounds.
Party Rockin’ Around The Christmas Tree: Mashing up your favourite Christmas songs
From LMFAO to Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer – mashups of your festive favourites to spice up your Christmas mixtapes this year.
Review: Fightstar – Behind The Devil’s Back
Fightstar release their fourth studio album ‘Behind The Devil’s Back’ after returning from their 6 year hiatus.
Review: Janet Jackson – Unbreakable
The latest studio comeback from iconic R&B legend Janet Jackson, Richard Anderson reviews.
This Week in TV
This Week in TV (28/09/15-04/09/15) includes the remake of 80s classic Danger Mouse.
Review: Jess Glynne – I Cry When I Laugh
Following a string of number one hits and high profile collaborations, Jess Glynne has finally released her debut album.
“The truth is as a human you are gonna feel the absolute depths of sadness and the absolute peaks of happiness”: An interview with Liza Anne
Talk of inspiration and emotion over coffee with the American singer-songwriter.
Review: Pitbull feat. Chris Brown – ‘Fun’
Live Editor Will Hodgetts says Pitbull’s latest release lacks the existence of any real talent.