Little Cub - Still Life
4 Stars
Modern life might be rubbish, but Little Cub make things seem better.
28th April 2017
4 Stars
Modern life might be rubbish, but Little Cub make things seem better.
28th April 2017
4 Stars
Her most haunting work to date.
28th April 2017
4 Stars
An album born from a core of heavy emotions.
28th April 2017
3 Stars
A confident release from a seasoned band still harbouring the energies of youth.
28th April 2017
2 Stars
It fails to capture what made them an exciting prospect in the first place.
28th April 2017
5 Stars
‘Untitled’ could well’ve put the New Yorkers on the same trajectory as their equally absurdist contemporaries Parquet Courts.
27th April 2017
3 Stars
An album of admirable protest poetry with an incidentally musical backdrop.
21st April 2017
3 Stars
Very much an album in Eric Pulido’s image.
21st April 2017
4 Stars
The sound of a band having fun being free.
14th April 2017
3 Stars
So far, so happy-go-lucky.
14th April 2017
5 Stars
The kind of musical roast that’d have Nigella beaming with pride.
7th April 2017

5 Stars
A huge, rich, brilliant documentation of youth.
7th April 2017
4 Stars
Thrashy and rolling gleefully around in its own melodrama.
7th April 2017
4 Stars
It moves between trauma and joy in the same breath.
7th April 2017
4 Stars
Give it time and it’s not far short of exceptional.
7th April 2017

4 Stars
Dry wit and effortless elegance run throughout.
7th April 2017
4 Stars
The most unexpected thing Happyness can do is to be traditional, but they pull it off with aplomb.
7th April 2017
4 Stars
A consistently engaging and occasionally irresistible collection.
7th April 2017
3 Stars
A challenging, uncompromising listen.
7th April 2017
3 Stars
A lot of the record shows a lack of streamlining, or a singular focus.
7th April 2017
2 Stars
There’s logic to what’s going on here but it still feels unnatural.
7th April 2017
2 Stars
Perhaps it’s turned out to be a case of too many cooks spoiling the broth, because ‘Double Roses’ feels weirdly half-baked.
7th April 2017
4 Stars
A bold first album from an artist likely to stick around for the long haul.
31st March 2017
4 Stars
One of the pair’s most cosmic voyages to date.
31st March 2017
Featuring Finn Wolfhard, FLO, Jungle, Mystery Jets and more.