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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Review: Gerry Cinnamon – The Bonny
The Cinnamon fever took over my family back in 2018, inevitable considering the Scottish blood running through our bodies – so the release of a…
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Album Review: The 1975 – A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships
Touching on modern politics, our love-hate relationship with technology and the experience of living as a millennial, The 1975 deliver an eclectic masterpiece with ‘A…
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Album Review: Culture Club – ‘Life’
The pop-soul band is widely considered as one of the most influential and representative band of the 80s fronted by the widely-loved and admired Boy…
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Album Review: Tommy Genesis’ Experimental Self-Titled Album
Described as “the internet’s most rebellious underground rap queen,” by Dazed back in 2016, Tommy Genesis has been making music known for its experimental style…
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Album Review: Vince Staples – FM!
Playing at just over a total of 20 minutes, ‘FM!’ falls short of the hard-hitting and avant-garde style that was so prominent on ‘Big Fish…
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