Jaws of Love. – Tasha Sits Close To The Piano
3 Stars
Often an engaging listen.
3rd November 2017
3 Stars
Often an engaging listen.
3rd November 2017
4 Stars
A band at play.
27th October 2017
4 Stars
A crushingly sad album.
27th October 2017
4 Stars
The trio-turned-duo feel like genuine contenders once more.
27th October 2017
3 Stars
Its rough-and-ready sonic approach does justice to the underground movement that it aims to serve as homage to.
27th October 2017
3 Stars
George is at her most relatable when she’s at her most melancholic.
27th October 2017
2 Stars
A frustratingly disappointing album from a writer we’ve all heard do so much better.
27th October 2017
3 Stars
Less a cohesive body of work and more a stepping stone.
27th October 2017
4 Stars
Both timely and cathartic.
20th October 2017
4 Stars
The sound of Catholic Action setting their sights on success.
20th October 2017
4 Stars
Crisper, more experimental.
20th October 2017
4 Stars
The sense of optimism is infectious.
20th October 2017
4 Stars
A tantalising prism, reflecting the tastes, influences and multifaceted personality of the artist it’s named for.
20th October 2017
3 Stars
A sensible progression rather than a reinvention.
20th October 2017
2 Stars
She knows her niche inside out.
20th October 2017
4 Stars
An absolute treat from beginning to end.
13th October 2017
4 Stars
One of the year’s best link-ups.
13th October 2017
4 Stars
Its simplicity has had a rejuvenating effect.
13th October 2017
3 Stars
There’s a tension running through it that can create genuine atmosphere.
13th October 2017
3 Stars
It has fine moments, but might have benefited from some brutality in the cutting room.
13th October 2017

5 Stars
A lesson in black humour.
10th October 2017
4 Stars
A logical gear shift from a band that are fuelled by the unpredictable.
6th October 2017

4 Stars
It says a lot with very little.
6th October 2017
4 Stars
A record entirely at ease with itself.
6th October 2017
Featuring Yard Act, Death Cab For Cutie, Graham Coxon, Maisie Peters and more.