
The New Eves - The New Eve Is Rising
4 Stars
A playful exercise in boundary-pushing and performance.
30th July 2025

4 Stars
A playful exercise in boundary-pushing and performance.
30th July 2025

4 Stars
Continuing Debby Friday’s twisted, raving fantasy.
30th July 2025

4 Stars
A proficient collection of songs, elevated by myriad guest musicians and a seemingly freed spirit.
16th July 2025

4 Stars
A wonderfully crafted piece of work that cements the band’s staying power.
9th July 2025

4 Stars
Sparking emotional response as much as offering dancefloor escapism.
9th July 2025

4 Stars
A vibrant, messy epic with nary a dull moment in sight.
9th July 2025

4 Stars
A thrilling comeback that puts Lorde’s trajectory to the stars back on track.
2nd July 2025

4 Stars
Packed with chilled, short songs, which reinforce its diary-like feel.
25th June 2025

4 Stars
As moving as it is musically satisfying.
18th June 2025

4 Stars
A venture beyond the conventional consideration of ‘progressive’.
18th June 2025

4 Stars
A joyous ten-track delight.
12th June 2025

4 Stars
A band returning as evolutions, not imitations, of their past selves.
5th June 2025

4 Stars
A dense and colour-splattered concoction.
5th June 2025

4 Stars
Angelic and soul-bearing.
30th May 2025

4 Stars
A grand experience from the off.
30th May 2025

4 Stars
The sound of him really beginning to stretch his legs as a solo artist.
30th May 2025

4 Stars
A flex of pop ingenuity.
30th May 2025

4 Stars
Weaving together distinctive sounds and energies in ways which both complement and contrast.
29th May 2025

4 Stars
Skewering the absurdities of modern British life atop a backdrop of good old-fashioned guitar music.
21st May 2025

4 Stars
Filthy and heavenly, decaying and resplendent.
21st May 2025

4 Stars
Testament to how much Matt has grown since his 2018 debut.
14th May 2025

4 Stars
What are on paper strange qualities also make for some of the project’s most inviting moments.
14th May 2025

4 Stars
It refuses to let up from its scorching ferocity.
14th May 2025

4 Stars
Far less direct than her debut, and more thoughtful.
2nd May 2025
Featuring Yard Act, Death Cab For Cutie, Graham Coxon, Maisie Peters and more.