Lou Hayter - Private Sunshine
3 Stars
Though ‘Private Sunshine’ comes wrapped in a desirable, effortless package, you’re left wanting a few more layers to unpack beneath it.
27th May 2021
3 Stars
Though ‘Private Sunshine’ comes wrapped in a desirable, effortless package, you’re left wanting a few more layers to unpack beneath it.
27th May 2021
4 Stars
A youthful tour through heartbreak angst that only falters when it plays too safe.
21st May 2021
3-5 Stars
The onus on ‘Flora Fauna’ is on Billie’s voice, in more ways than one.
20th May 2021
4 Stars
Another finely-crafted addition to Gruff Rhys’ illustrious repertoire.
20th May 2021
4 Stars
The sound of a band coming into their own.
20th May 2021
3 Stars
Things do get a little samey.
20th May 2021
3-5 Stars
Throughout the album’s staggering seventeen tracks, it does become easy to get a little lost.
20th May 2021
3-5 Stars
Sonically, they’re testing out a whole new palette.
20th May 2021
2-5 Stars
What it’s less adept at is giving us anything memorable; a song; even something to feel.
20th May 2021

5 Stars
On all fronts, with ‘Daddy’s Home’, St Vincent has delivered spectacularly.
13th May 2021
3-5 Stars
A marked step forwards from one of Britain’s more endearingly idiosyncratic indie rock outfits.
13th May 2021
3 Stars
It’s likely to appeal mostly to Dan and Patrick’s fellow blues nerds over anyone else.
13th May 2021
4 Stars
Its lasting impact is its confrontation of depression and self-doubt.
7th May 2021
4-5 Stars
The duo cement the simplicity of love in otherwise complex circumstances.
6th May 2021

4 Stars
It turns up the production slickness while sacrificing none of his affable, boyish charm.
6th May 2021
4-5 Stars
Squid always seemed destined to have an epic album in them, and they’ve delivered just that.
6th May 2021
3-5 Stars
Woven with cautionary tales, witty one-liners and a painful level of self-awareness.
6th May 2021
4 Stars
Someone who, like her heroes, deserves to be covered by teenagers in their sun-soaked bedrooms.
6th May 2021
4 Stars
A rollercoaster ride of diverse influences.
6th May 2021
3 Stars
It’s clear there’s an artistic vision here, even if it’s yet to be exercised in its fullest form.
6th May 2021
3 Stars
This is a slick debut, albeit one that suggests better is to come if White Flowers can get out from under the weight of their influences.
6th May 2021
2-5 Stars
It just doesn’t make sense.
6th May 2021
4-5 Stars
Ultimately, though, girl in red’s charm lies in her wide-eyed excitability.
29th April 2021
3 Stars
The songs here may be more melodic, more complex even on paper, but in reality there’s little to grab hold of.
29th April 2021
Featuring Yard Act, Death Cab For Cutie, Graham Coxon, Maisie Peters and more.