Arlo Parks - My Soft Machine
Fully representing the multifaceted complexities of the world outside.
Arlo Parks - My Soft Machine
Fully representing the multifaceted complexities of the world outside.
Ryan Beatty - Calico
An altogether more direct affair.
A story of unbreakable friendship and mutual respect.
It’s in the louder moments where their message breaks through most.
As with her latest mixtape, it’s tantalisingly inconsistent in style and beautiful in delivery.
It’s an intricate balance between nostalgia and relevance, played out with incredible mastery.
A record that deliberately reaches a little to the left of perfect.
It would be impossible for anyone to sleep on RAYE anymore.
Jess is discovering and experimenting with new sounds, ones that reflect the various facets of a transient life.
Her lost nights are pulled together through a sound that lands somewhere between intimacy and soft pop production.
‘Quiet The Room’ leans heavily on folk, yet in style it embodies something entirely different.
It reeks of cobbled back alleys, underground dive bars and flickering streetlights, yet with a playful nod and an unmistakable affection.
A record that finds its voice in emerging into musical freedoms found in separation.
Oliver takes on both past and present realities with a candour that surprises even him.
As bold as the personality that runs through it.
Fun without feeling frivolous, packing relatable substance into its genuinely jovial sound.
The land of ‘Beatopia’ is a far better world for letting others in.
A celebratory expression of queer love that loses none of the trio’s magic.
Although she carries herself with the same resignation as the previous weekend’s performance, on stage her art comes to life.
An album in its truest form, a record to sit with and take in as one whole.
Carving out a singular space in the rock landscape, Amy Love and Georgia South have resolutely done it their way. Now, with the advent of Nova Twins' "Supernova', their potential feels limitless.
Change, escape and identity are not easy things to navigate, and ‘Preacher’s Daughter’ is the dark, unsettling, sprawling beauty that comes out of it.
A record that reaches across the generational divide through both its mastery of sound and the universality of its stories.
The audible equivalent of a painting affixed with human hair.