
5 Stars
Little Simz - No Thank You
A ferocious current runs through even the most muted moments.
12th December 2022
A ferocious current runs through even the most muted moments.
12th December 2022
The drought may be over, but SZA left no crumbs.
9th December 2022
At once bleak, beautiful, emotionally charged and completely heartbreaking.
9th December 2022
Wildly ambitious, it works to showcase perfectly why the Merseysiders have garnered such a fervent fanbase to date – and just how far they could go.
4th November 2022
‘I Love To Lie’ deserves its space among 2022’s most interesting debuts.
21st October 2022
It turns out Yeah Yeah Yeahs 2.0 is exactly what 2022 needs.
30th September 2022
An eclectic palette of bombastic, heart-on-sleeve euphoric pop and angsty dancefloor fillers.
16th September 2022
Oliver takes on both past and present realities with a candour that surprises even him.
9th September 2022
Proof that you can grow up gracefully with every inch of your vibrancy still intact.
22nd July 2022
Tune in, turn up and bask in its sunny disposition.
1st July 2022
The duo are at the centre of a brightly burning, ever-expanding sonic explosion, all of their own making.
17th June 2022
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.
13th May 2022
It’s heavy, but never heavy-going.
22nd April 2022
Packed with righteous middle fingers and playful bon mots.
8th April 2022
It feels like an album not caught in time, instead spanning and encompassing it.
25th March 2022
The record bounds between unfaltering self-belief and fundamental pain.
11th February 2022
Brilliantly constructed to unfurl like some sordid soap opera of Brexit Britain.
21st January 2022
A record as hopeful as it is bittersweet.
5th November 2021
A party, but make it sinister.
5th November 2021
Powerful to the last drop.
22nd October 2021
Joy Crookes, by rights, should be riding ‘Skin’ into the big leagues.
15th October 2021
To put it simply, it’s a great rock album.
24th September 2021
If ‘GREY Area’ saw Simz come-of-age as a rapper, ‘Sometimes I Might Be Introvert’ is Simz making her first long-lasting artistic stamp on the zeitgeist.
3rd September 2021
Their most euphoric rallying cry to date.
27th August 2021
Not just a triumph in progressing a signature sound into new territories, but a lesson in how to own your reality with confidence and class.
30th July 2021
What could feel frivolous brims instead with creative brilliance.
30th July 2021
A career-defining return that most artists can only dream of; pure synth-pop ecstasy.
2nd July 2021
A head-rush of a collection in the best possible way, whoever paired this duo up deserves a medal.
11th June 2021