Peace Chord - Peace Chord
4 Stars
Daniel Robertson’s debut proves an entirely believable release.
4th February 2021
4 Stars
Daniel Robertson’s debut proves an entirely believable release.
4th February 2021
4 Stars
It’s their combination of bright-eyed optimism and reserved melancholy that make ‘Somewhere’ the record it is.
4th February 2021
4 Stars
She makes light work of demonstrating exactly why the nation has become so invested in her art.
28th January 2021
4 Stars
She begs for a return to smoky, underground stages.
28th January 2021

4 Stars
A hopeful document about finding peace even when the world is on fire.
28th January 2021
4 Stars
The sound of Kiwi Jr moving forwards, planting their own flag in the power-pop ground.
21st January 2021
4 Stars
It’s both a comfort and a lament.
21st January 2021
4 Stars
A celebration of personal freedom.
21st January 2021
4 Stars
Beefier, more confrontational, more dissonant than before.
14th January 2021
4 Stars
A collection of biting, esoteric hymns that readily combine the earthly and the cosmic.
7th January 2021
4 Stars
A more than worthy third prong of the trilogy.
17th December 2020
4 Stars
There’s more than enough here to hopefully switch a new generation onto the main event.
10th December 2020
4 Stars
She remains locked in to a rich vein of songwriting form.
10th December 2020
4 Stars
A hopeful look forward.
10th December 2020
4 Stars
The ideal mixtape blueprint.
27th November 2020
4 Stars
Miley is stepping into her most fitting musical form yet.
27th November 2020
4 Stars
Richly nuanced, effortlessly cool and at times beautifully bleak.
19th November 2020
4 Stars
The soft, rounded edges that she uses recall the colour palette of her debut.
12th November 2020
4 Stars
BENEE’s on to a winner.
12th November 2020
4 Stars
Katy manages to find humanity in every moment.
12th November 2020
4 Stars
We have no choice but to stan.
5th November 2020
4 Stars
Even when things are taken down a notch, it works a treat.
5th November 2020
4 Stars
Tongue firmly in cheek, The OBGMs couldn’t be more serious.
29th October 2020
4 Stars
A shape-shifting and stunning record.
29th October 2020
Featuring Yard Act, Death Cab For Cutie, Graham Coxon, Maisie Peters and more.