BROCKHAMPTON’s latest single in the ‘Technical Difficulties Radio’ series showcases the eclectic rap group’s appeal, says our Deputy Editor… Back in March, Childish Gambino gave…
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Single Review: Jonas Brothers – Five More Minutes
Midnight on Thursday saw the release of two new songs by our favourite trio the Jonas Brothers, and the second single released, Five More Minutes…
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Single Review: Found Missing? – Now I’m Awake
Now I’m Awake. Not only is it the title of Essex rockers Found Missing?’s new single, but also what I exclaimed after having heard it;…
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Single Review: Alfie Templeman – My Best Friend (feat. Coach Party)
Bewitchingly drum-filled and beautifully composed, My Best Friend is a understated bop that wickedly showcases Alfie Templeman’s talents… With striking drum beats to match its…
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Single Review: The 1975 – If You’re Too Shy (Let Me Know)
Since hearing it live at their concert back in February, this song has been stuck in my head like no other… It’s usually no fun…
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Single Review: Kygo & Zak Abel – Freedom
After hearing Freedom perhaps Golden Hour will be the saviour album we need to rescue us out of 2020… With a first listen, I simply…
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Single Review: Trivium – Amongst the Shadows and the Stones
One benefit, and I use the term with a feather-light touch, arising from the world’s current predicament, is that I’ve been able to bury my…
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Classic Review: Iron Maiden – The debut album 40 years later
I can’t imagine what it must’ve been like 40 years ago, to waltz by a record store to be met with the piercing, empty stare…
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Review: Ferocious Dog – Fake News and Propaganda
Taking you from the hearth of a fireplace to the heart of a rebellion, Nottingham’s own Celtic-punk Ferocious Dog have produced an album that has…
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Live Review: The Courteeners at Rock City
With a woman being stretchered off a neck brace, a “Belter” of a support act, mosh pit mayhem and the England goalkeeper; The Courteeners had…
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