Album Review: Morrissey – Low in High School
This year has already seen some big-league released and dramatic presentations. Take Robert Plant’s Carry Fire: an astonishing reminder why
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Author: Sam Liddicott
Album Review: Baxter Dury – Prince of Tears
“He’s a salamander siphoning his way through music, dropping urban-scented vignettes of candid perfume with his poetical drawl” Baxter Dury, according
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Album Review: Julien Baker – Turn Out The Lights
“Baker brings others into her matured field of vision, showing her artistic progression over the past couple of years” Turn
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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
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Album Review: St. Vincent – Masseduction
“In an age where female artists are still provided fewer opportunities than their male counterparts, acts like St. Vincent are
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Album Review: Liam Gallagher – As You Were
He’s an unfiltered as his Oasis heyday – and the music world is all the better for it… There’s two
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Album Review: Wolf Alice – Visions Of A Life
The London foursome have defeated the so-called ‘second album curse’ and produced a record few will top… There’s a worried
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Album Review: Benjamin Clementine – I Tell a Fly
From the memorable cover of his latest album, I Tell a Fly – everything about Benjamin Clementine is striking and
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Album Review: The National – Sleep Well Beast
The National are as genius-like and relevant as they left us four years back; their latest album, if anything, is
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Album Review: Queens of the Stone Age – Villains
The release of Villains has got the music community, quite rightly, fearful and excited – the King of the Jungle/Ginger
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Album Review: Ghostpoet – Dark Days + Canapés
Four albums in, and rather than settle and sell-out, Ghostpoet continues to question, experiment and grow with unforgettable results… Those
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