Alex Lahey - I Love You Like A Brother
4 Stars
It says a lot with very little.
6th October 2017
Reviews
Ducktails - Jersey Devil
4 Stars
A record entirely at ease with itself.
6th October 2017
Citizen - As You Please
4 Stars
More about personal turmoil than political protest.
6th October 2017
Liam Gallagher - As You Were
3 Stars
Almost certainly the best thing Liam’s offered us since he parted ways with his big bro.
6th October 2017
Yumi Zouma - Willowbank
4 Stars
A record filled with closely-woven harmonies, crisp, jangly guitar riffs and confident, effortless dream-pop tones.
6th October 2017
Kelela - Take Me Apart
3 Stars
At times she sounds in danger of being overshadowed by the sounds around her.
6th October 2017
Kele Okereke - Fatherland
3 Stars
The acoustic musings and intimate vocals often lack a little bite.
6th October 2017
Gordon Raphael - Sleep on the Radio
3 Stars
More Bowie via Brian Jonestown Massacre than turn of the millennium NYC indie.
6th October 2017
Wolf Parade - Cry Cry Cry
3 Stars
Brazen, boisterous music from a band happy to be back.
6th October 2017
Andrew Hung - Realisationship
3 Stars
It might not always come together neatly, but at least he tries to push boundaries.
6th October 2017
Arcade Fire give a show to savour at Edinburgh’s Corn Exchange
Arcade Fire are a rare breed at the best of times, but put them in a venue of this size and they really shine.
6th October 2017
U.S. Girls – Mad As Hell
Meg Remy returns with a slice of shimmering pop containing a strong message.
5th October 2017
Blaenavon christen their debut album at hectic London show
On the release day for ‘That’s Your Lot’, the Hampshire trio aim for the big leagues.
4th October 2017
Protomartyr - Relatives in Descent
4 Stars
There isn’t a shade of black in the post-punk spectrum Protomartyr can’t execute with aplomb.
29th September 2017
Benjamin Clementine - I Tell A Fly
3 Stars
Moments of genius gradually reveal themselves.
29th September 2017
Torres - Three Futures
4 Stars
It touches the heart and head with its examinations of love, lust and desire.
29th September 2017
Ibeyi - Ash
4 Stars
A sprawling, diverse record without so much as a dull moment.
29th September 2017
Vessels - The Great Distraction
4 Stars
They finally feel at home, and it’s glorious to watch.
29th September 2017
The World Is A Beautiful Place & I Am No Longer Afraid To Die - Always Foreign
4 Stars
Album title aside, the seven-piece have never looked more at home.
29th September 2017
Hurts - Desire
2 Stars
It’s been done better elsewhere, and recently, too.
29th September 2017
Mystery Jets bring out the hits (and famous friends) at ‘Twenty One’ Jetrospective show
A celebration for one of their most beloved albums is a place it’s impossible to have any bad feelings at.
29th September 2017
Forest Swords – Congregate/ Free
Two tracks from Matthew Barnes’ ‘Compassion’ sessions are just as compelling as the rest of the album.
29th September 2017
Wolf Alice - Visions Of A Life
5 Stars
A darker, bolder Wolf Alice.
28th September 2017
Lorde proves she’s the most relatable pop star we have at euphoric Alexandra Palace gig
The second date of the ‘Melodrama’ world tour rolls into North London.
28th September 2017
Featuring Yard Act, Death Cab For Cutie, Graham Coxon, Maisie Peters and more.