Category: REVIEWS
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REVIEW / ROSALIA / LUX
There’s a lot of talk about the volume of languages and how much of a 180 ‘Lux’ is compared to Rosalia’s last LP, ‘MOTOMAMI’, so…
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REVIEW / LILY ALLEN / WEST END GIRL
In a pop age where everyone is dropping cryptic messages and leaving trails of breadcrumbs and codes for fans to pore over, it’s little wonder…
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REVIEW / MALIBU / VANITIES
When music lacks the usual verse-chorus-verse, it’s difficult to explain why you like it. Like a good techno album, you’re found waving your hands around…
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REVIEW / TAYLOR SWIFT / THE LIFE OF A SHOWGIRL
When you’re fully in the lore of standom, every utterance from your favourite artist is either an in-joke, or breadcrumbs to follow for some deeper…
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REVIEW / ROCHELLE JORDAN /THROUGH THE WALL
House music is, for the most part, all about the hypnotic swing and MDMA enhancing repetitiveness, maybe with a little vocal hook to keep you…
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REVIEW / JADE / THAT’S SHOWBIZ BABY
When it’s done correctly, listening to a popstar lambast fame, the world of pop, and curse the nature of celebrity, it’s transfixing. Think about how…
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REVIEW / TCHOTCHKE / PLAYIN’ DUMB
Quite why Tchotchke aren’t fantastically well-known is beyond us. Sure, they’re not obsessively modern in their sound, but there’s other bands who look back to…
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REVIEW / DAVID BYRNE / WHO IS THE SKY?
David Byrne is one of those artists that, to his legions of devotees, defies criticism. There’s a few artists like that, who when mentioned, people…
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REVIEW / DIJON / BABY
When a singer who works in the lane of R&B and soul, and they use guitars, wonky production and skittish beats, it’s easy to be…
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REVIEW / SABRINA CARPENTER / MAN’S BEST FRIEND
Without a note being played, ‘Man’s Best Friend’ had annoyed half the internet thanks to the cover artwork. We’re not here for that, because in…
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