Lady Bird - Brainwash Machine Setting
3-5 Stars
An entrancing set of stories that lets us walk in the band’s shoes.
25th June 2020
3-5 Stars
An entrancing set of stories that lets us walk in the band’s shoes.
25th June 2020
3-5 Stars
All over the place but in a fun way.
25th June 2020
4-5 Stars
A clear step forward.
18th June 2020
4 Stars
At their finest, the songs here are as poignant as any of the legend’s most affective classics.
18th June 2020
3-5 Stars
Sure, it might often fade into one long mood, but it’s a mood all the same.
18th June 2020
3 Stars
It doesn’t do anything to answer the question ‘who are Nasty Cherry?’.
18th June 2020
4 Stars
Nothing short of stunning.
11th June 2020
4 Stars
An intelligent, stylish pop record.
11th June 2020
4 Stars
His fifth effort is by far his most fun yet.
11th June 2020
4 Stars
This is not an album of obvious blaring colours, but of a hypnotic dark swirl.
11th June 2020
4 Stars
The rich sonic palette and Jehnny’s steely delivery ultimately win out.
11th June 2020

3 Stars
A difficult one to truly get stuck into.
11th June 2020
5 Stars
By far Killer Mike and El‑P’s most accomplished chapter.
5th June 2020
4 Stars
Love them or hate them, dismiss them at your peril.
4th June 2020
4 Stars
Both a wise and charming record, but never obnoxiously clever.
4th June 2020
3 Stars
Everything slots together in short, sharp jabs, all played hard.
4th June 2020
4 Stars
Her long-awaited debut captures the zeitgeist of a generation lost somewhere between opportunity and fear.
4th June 2020
4-5 Stars
Every second feels meticulously thought through.
4th June 2020

3-5 Stars
Now Westerman’s defined his niche, all he has to do is refine it a little.
4th June 2020
4 Stars
Packed with grooves, hooks and riffs.
4th June 2020
3-5 Stars
If you’re looking for a modern, uplifting celebration of all things riff, these boys have got your back.
4th June 2020
3-5 Stars
An album that feels rich, rewarding and proudly of its own world.
4th June 2020
2-5 Stars
There’s something slightly off.
4th June 2020
They’ll only be playing bigger and bigger venues each time they return to the capital for the foreseeable future.
3rd June 2020
Featuring Yard Act, Death Cab For Cutie, Graham Coxon, Maisie Peters and more.