Album Review: Goat Girl // Goat Girl
Goat Girl are an enigma. Are they fueled by aggression or do they really just not give a fuck? If you're looking for the answer to this question, their debut album will not provide you with the answer…
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Album Review: Twentytwo in Blue // Sunflower Bean
At just 22-years-old, it's strange to think that Julia Cumming, Jacob Faber and Nick Kivlen, the trio that together form Sunflower Bean, could produce an album brimming with influences from so long be…
Album Review: Where Wildness Grows // Gengahr
Gengahr's debut album, A Dream Outside, was one of dainty guitar ditties, connected by mellowed out drum-tracks and soothing bass lines. Their sophomore release, Where Wildness Grows, is of a similar …
Album Review: Always Ascending // Franz Ferdinand
After originally finding fame back in 2002 with hit single 'Take Me Out', Scottish lads Franz Ferdinand have spent the past 15 years trying desperately to avoid becoming one-hit-wonders like fellow in…
Album Review: Bambino // Superfood
Superfood are a band that I have always considered exciting. With an incredible live stage presence, a debut album full of messy-but-fun riffs and catchy lyrics, and a highly devoted fan base, I could…
Album Review: INHEAVEN // INHEAVEN
In an age full to bursting point with up-and-coming indie rock bands, it's becoming harder and harder to find a debut album that doesn't conform to the conventions of traditional indie music, and that…
Jake Bugg announces new album, tour and single
Returning with the follow-up to last year's On My One, singer-songwriter Jake Bugg has unveiled details of his fourth album, Hearts That Strain. Pegged for release on September 1st, Bugg's latest albu…
Album Review: What Do You Think About The Car? // Declan McKenna
Rarely, in recent memory, has there been a presence in the musical zeitgeist like Declan Mckenna. While examples of precious talent - particularly in the form of a young lady from New Zealand - can sp…
EP Review: Saw You In A Dream // The Japanese House
Creating her own unique brand of indie pop, Amber Bain, aka The Japanese House, has today (30th June) unveiled yet another treat for listeners in the form of fourth EP, Saw You In A Dream. Released on…
Album Review: After Laughter // Paramore
If there is one thing you could never accuse Paramore of being, it's boring. Since their original formation in 2002, the group has undergone a series of dramatic band member exits, legal disputes, new…
