Category: REVIEWS
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REVIEW / YE / BULLY
And so we begin with (Kan)Ye’s mea culpa lap, after too many years of saying and doing some of the most sincerely awful shit any…
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REVIEW / THE JUNIPERS / THE SOLID AND THE HOLLOW
There’s no two ways about it – in terms of inventive, kaleidoscopic music, there’s few groups that get close to The Junipers. From 2008’s ‘Cut…
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REVIEW / GENA / THE PLEASURE IS YOURS
A lot of Neo Soul revivalism misses that freewheeling, experimentalism of the stuff they love, focusing more on jazzy chords and mid-tempo realism – however,…
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REVIEW / HARRY STYLES / KISS ALL THE TIME DISCO OCCASIONALLY
Harry Styles doesn’t need reviews to help him being a continued success. He’s kinda quirky and well dressed enough that will keep his fanbase rabid…
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REVIEW / HILARY DUFF / LUCK… OR SOMETHING?
Fun, wholesome albums are hard to get behind a lot of the time, because they can sound insincere and wishy-washy in an environment where pop…
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REVIEW / FENG / WEEKEND ROCKSTAR
Low energy delivery and genre hopping between a twee take on Drill, and like, early Noughties indie pop? If you want to feel ancient, you…
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REVIEW / J COLE / THE FALL OFF
It’s easy to think you’ll never forgive J Cole for one of the worst lines in rap history, when he delivered “dick so big it’s…
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REVIEW / THE BEACH BOYS / WE GOTTA GROOVE
A lot of people talk about The Beach Boys like they’re the US equivalent of The Beatles, but that’s always missed the mark in what…
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REVIEW / THE FEMCELS / I HAVE GOT TO GET HOTTER
Every so often, a band gets a tonne of interest from the chatter of the editorial classes that have their rent paid for them by…
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REVIEW / SHINTARO SAKAMOTO / YOO HOO
Shintaro Sakamoto has been quietly blowing minds for musical magpies for a while though, but for those not with their ear tuned to Japanese rock,…
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