Manchester Orchestra - The Million Masks Of God
4 Stars
Dynamic and vital — while still respecting the band’s legacy so far.
29th April 2021
4 Stars
Dynamic and vital — while still respecting the band’s legacy so far.
29th April 2021
4 Stars
By rights, it should herald Paul Jacobs as a true cult favourite.
29th April 2021
4 Stars
Both transient in sound and firmly rooted in the Los Angeles underbelly.
29th April 2021
3-5 Stars
Ripping up their rulebook? Hardly. Giving long-time fans something new to enjoy? You bet.
29th April 2021
2-5 Stars
‘Ice Melt’ struggles to reach the same bright heights as its predecessor. From the off, it’s simply boring.
29th April 2021
4 Stars
A release that embraces the gravitas and legacy of Tom’s life and attempts to tie up the loose ends.
22nd April 2021
4 Stars
A solid record that does everything you’d ever hope a Field Music album would do.
22nd April 2021
3-5 Stars
There’s life in these old veterans yet.
22nd April 2021
2 Stars
There’s something just a little too slick and lacking in oomph.
22nd April 2021
2-5 Stars
It’s all still as magnolia-hued as before.
15th April 2021
1-5 Stars
Their attempt to tap into the manic paranoia and fracturing of society misses the mark by some magnitude.
15th April 2021
4-5 Stars
A record that packs an emotional punch while finding the collective as accomplished and explorative as ever musically.
9th April 2021
4 Stars
No needless experimentation, no ballads, no fancy time signatures, just ten classic punk rock stompers.
8th April 2021
4 Stars
Clean listening at its finest.
8th April 2021
3-5 Stars
There’s no new ground broken by Silver Synthetic here, but it’s a finely-crafted debut all the same.
8th April 2021
2 Stars
It doesn’t exactly say much about the group themselves.
8th April 2021
2 Stars
The issue is that it’s entirely forgettable.
8th April 2021
4 Stars
There’s a charming purity that runs through the record.
1st April 2021
4 Stars
One of the most remarkable transformations we’ve seen from a songwriter in recent years.
1st April 2021
3-5 Stars
A stirring reminder of the raw talent in the National fold.
1st April 2021
3-5 Stars
The sound of self-affirmation.
1st April 2021
4 Stars
If this is what the apocalypse sounds like, then count us in.
1st April 2021
4 Stars
A typically intricate affair.
1st April 2021
3 Stars
For every gorgeous moment that sticks, there’s an awkward miss.
1st April 2021
Featuring Yard Act, Death Cab For Cutie, Graham Coxon, Maisie Peters and more.