Album Review: Dream Wife // So When You Gonna…
Possibly the most successful art school project ever created, Dream Wife release their second studio album, So When You Gonna..., this Friday, 3 July. Having previously made a name for themselves prod…
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Album Review: HAIM // Women In Music Pt. III
The best things come in three: the HAIM sisters, their third studio album, and its trio of bonus tracks. The Southern-California-based trio oozes glossy surf-rock sunshine and has bottled up the feel…
Album Review: Jockstrap // Wicked City EP
That quote about understanding the rules well in order to break them has been attributed to an infinite list of visionaries since Pablo Picasso first proposed the notion. Rarely, though, does an artis…
Album Review: Phoebe Bridgers // Punisher
If the state of the world hasn’t already alerted you that it’s officially going to be a Sad Girl Summer, Phoebe Bridgers’ Punisher will have you staring at the ceiling, questioning the state of the wo…
Album Review: Jack Garratt // Love, Death & Dancing
If you thought you'd be forgiven for forgetting about Jack Garratt, you'd be very sorely mistaken. Back in 2015, the multi-instrumental, experimental prodigy from Buckinghamshire took the music scene …
Album Review: Hinds // The Prettiest Curse
Hinds personify a certain kind of joy: the kind that you feel when lying in the sunshine or sitting around a campfire with your best friends. Their music has always just oozed this giddy excitement an…
Album Review: Lady Gaga // Chromatica
It’s official: Lady Gaga has returned to her club kid roots in her long-awaited sixth studio album, Chromatica. The record is Back To The Future-meets-Mad Max-meets-Barbarella, creating an interestin…
Album Review: Mild Orange // Mild Orange
The sun-kissed and smooth self-titled sophomore record from Mild Orange couldn’t have arrived at a better time, pairing perfectly with the ongoing heatwave across the U.K. Juicy and vibrant, it will h…
Album Review: The 1975 // Notes On A Conditional Form
There are two main rules of being a 1975 fan: expect the unexpected and embrace the madness (and genius) of Matt Healy and company. Coming in at around 80 minutes, the Manchester native’s fourth stud…
Album Review: Happyness // Floatr
From their unconventional beginnings to their songwriting and live performances, Happyness refuse to play by the rules. Their debut album Weird Little Birthday, self-produced and released in 2015 befo…
