Sløtface are a band defined by their ability to combine melody with ferocity, catchiness with antagonism. Spark. Electricity. They showed as much on their debut record, Try Not To Freak Out, an 11-son…
It’s the 80’s again! Time for funky synthpop, vaporwave with slightly more substance, Bad Sounds but with good sound! Who would’ve thought that the classic Rhodes or Stylophone sound could be cool aga…
My relationship with of Montreal goes way back. The typical relationship between the audience and the band. In my mind, of Montreal mean sun, cold beers, dance and tipsy smiles. Not necessarily by tha…
It feels as if Mura Masa, or Alex Crossan, has been present in the world of left-of-centre music for an eternity. The Guernsey-born Producer has released three albums, accumulated an endless repertoir…
For five years, Bombay Bicycle Club were the face of the indie mainstream. The announcement of their hiatus in 2015 left a void which the likes of Blossoms and Catfish and the Bottlemen have tried - a…
Selena Gomez’s third album delves into heartbreak, bounce-back and learning to love yourself. A smooth transition for a singer reborn from her personal struggles with mental and physical health issues…
Full of feel-good beats and infectious lyrics, English singer-songwriter Gabrielle Aplin releases her long-anticipated third studio album, Dear Happy this week (January 17). Having risen to fame with …
I’m at the airport in Lviv, at a cafe with a couple of macaroons and an hour and a half until my flight. The cafe is playing Michael Buble as it IS essentially Ukrainian Christmas, so I may as well li…
The Big Moon’s second album is a glimpse of hope in this dystopic present we live. That’s a bold statement someone could say. Well, let’s take a look at what’s happening in the world right now by writ…
Finally arriving with his sophomore album Fine Line, Harry Styles carries forward his talent to effortlessly pull listeners into his music, albeit with a very different sound from his One Direction-da…
