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Album Review: Robert Plant – Carry Fire

“Singles ‘Bones of Saints’ and ‘The May Queen’ prove the erstwhile singer-songwriter is in as rich form as ever” He’s

“In an age where female artists are still provided fewer opportunities than their male counterparts, acts like St. Vincent are

He’s an unfiltered as his Oasis heyday – and the music world is all the better for it… There’s two

The London foursome have defeated the so-called ‘second album curse’ and produced a record few will top… There’s a worried

From the memorable cover of his latest album, I Tell a Fly – everything about Benjamin Clementine is striking and

The National are as genius-like and relevant as they left us four years back; their latest album, if anything, is

The release of Villains has got the music community, quite rightly, fearful and excited – the King of the Jungle/Ginger

Four albums in, and rather than settle and sell-out, Ghostpoet continues to question, experiment and grow with unforgettable results… Those

There is a surfeit of information and biography when it comes to The Districts. One can glean a bit of

August 11, 2017 Sam Liddicott 18 Views 0 Comments The Cribs

I, for one, have been hankering for a band-made album that defines and ignites 2017 – something everyone from Royal