Sam Dynes reviews the sophomore record from Dundalk’s Just Mustard.

Album and Gig review of Porridge Radios latest release ‘Waterslide, Diving Board, Ladder To The Sky’

A review of the funky new Harry Styles record, Harry’s House, by Owen Scott.

Conrad Pope reviews the excellent new LP from South London spoken-word artist Kae Tempest.

Deputy Music Editor Sarah Taylor reviews the debut album from indie darlings Wet Leg.

Teddy Maloney takes a deep dive into the new album from Libertines frontman Peter Doherty and French composer Frédéric Lo.

Charli XCX trades in her hyperpop sound to produce vintage inspired pop bangers in her fifth studio album Crash. The Mancunion focuses on the albums singles, successes and failures.

Serena Jemmett reviews the album ahead of The Skinner Brothers’ headline tour in March

As Lana Del Rey’s seminal album Born To Die turns 10, Sarah Taylor looks back at its legacy and influence.

Snail Mail’s sophomore album beautifully conveys her emotions, and does not hold back.

Katie Bray reviews Sam Smith’s hit album ‘Love Goes’ one year on from its release.

Following a masterpiece isn’t easy. Lana Del Rey’s 2019 album Norman Fucking Rockwell was one of the most universally acclaimed albums of that year, if not the entire decade, and certainly the most acclaimed of the artist’s career. When it was announced that her next album, also produced by Jack Antonoff, would be released the […]

Black Honey inspire female independence through dizzying guitar solos and hedonistic lyrics in new album ‘Written and Directed’. Covered by contributor Alannah Williams.

Lana Williams delves into Phoebe Green’s latest creative venture

Theatre Editor Jay Darcy reviews Lady Gaga’s dramatic but personal dance album, Chromatica

Writer Alannah Williams covers her thought on the latest offering from Nashville rockers, Kings of Leon

Malik’s third studio album claims that ‘Nobody Is Listening’ but we’re here to prove him wrong

The Finnish band famous for their YouTube cover of AC/DC’s Thunderstruck, which received over 200 million views, are back in the lime light.

The debut album of Manchester-based composer and musician loz feels fresh and sounds impeccable, cementing his status as an artist to watch out for in the future. With Simple Tenderness revolves around optimistic piano melodies, thought-provoking vocals and mesmerising synth riffs. They blend effortlessly together throughout this thirteen-track soundscape to evoke a feeling of gentle […]

Alan Thomas discusses the highs and lows of Gorillaz’ latest album Song Machine, Season One: Strange Timez