I was very confused as to how to approach this. I’ll make it plain: I’m a Stones fan. But I’ve always been in two-minds about…
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Review: Jamie Webster – We Get By
While we all may be inside hiding from the heat, Jamie Webster’s new album We Get By is sure to immediately transport you to a…
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Review: Glass Animals – Dreamland
On their third full-length release, Glass Animals have overcome a period of personal trauma to create a deeply intimate and nostalgia fuelled record. Throughout this…
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Review: Taylor Swift – folklore
Our editor-in-chief gives her thoughts on the understated release of pop-icon Taylor Swift’s eighth record… When Taylor Swift posts on social media, her dedicated fans…
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Review: DMA’s – The Glow
The most British sounding Australian rock trio ever is back with their third full-length studio album and it could be their most refined and fully-realised…
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Review: Bob Dylan – Rough and Rowdy Ways
Adam Baker takes a deep dive into the 39th studio release from singer-songwriter royalty, Bob Dylan… It’s Bob Dylan. If you’ve listened to him before…
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Review: Skinshape – Umoja
Before Umoja, Skinshape’s discography has rested comfortably in the underground scene, boasting consistency and originality whilst attracting well-deserved attention around the UK… The genre of…
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Review: Paradise Lost – Obsidian
I always thought gothic metal referred to blocks of iron or steel with inexplicably long black hair, bold eyeliner and a hatred of their parents;…
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Classic Review: Miranda Cosgrove – Sparks Fly
This impressive record made me feel anything was possible and its relatable lyrics made it even better… My ten-year-old self is currently bursting at the…
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Review: Trivium – What The Dead Men Say
Three years, in the grand scheme of things, isn’t a long time. You can apparently walk round the Earth in three years if you travel…
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