Album Review: DAMN. By Kendrick Lamar
The minimalistic titling and album design may suggest that Kendrick Lamar's fourth studio album DAMN is taking a simpler approach, and in many ways it does.
Gone are the woozy saxophones and trumpet horns of...
Bon Iver – 22, A Million Review
Sporadic, volatile, and often incomprehensible, Bon Iver’s brilliant third album may very well be his magnum opus.
In the nine years since Bon Iver’s first album, the ethereal ‘For Emma, Forever Ago’, the ba...
Album Review: One Day All of This Won’t Matter Any More by Slow Club
7/10
Generally speaking, there's not much that dynamic duo Slow Club could do that I wouldn't approve of wholeheartedly. In their latest release, One Day All Of This Won't Matter Anymore, multi-instrumentali...
Album Review: Too by FIDLAR
8.5/10
Soaring off the success of their 2013 self-titled release, LA punk rockers FIDLAR are back again with their sophomore album, Too, offering a deeper look into the life of 20-something punks. Putting asid...
Album Review: Future/Vintage by ¡MAYDAY!
8/10
From the first play through I was tapping my feet, but I didn’t quite realise how much I enjoyed Future/Vintage until I’d heard it through a few times. Hip Hop band ¡MAYDAY! has always been something of a...
Album Review: Gracetown by San Cisco
8/10
The newest release from San Cisco has been greatly anticipated, as after their self-titled album in 2012, fans didn’t expect a two-year delay for their next hit of indie-pop goodness. Yet, unsurprisingly,...
Album Review: Hyperview by Title Fight
7.5/10
Title Fight’s latest release Hyperview is likely to cause a divide between fans. If you’re a long time listener of the punk rockers, you’ll find that this release is not your typical Title Fight record,...
Album Review: Another Eternity by Purity Ring
7/10
We’re once again thrown into the swirling euphoria of Canadian electronic duo Purity Ring. Their ethereal toned; future pop sound is just so pleasantly relaxing, and in their second offering, another eter...
Album Review: The Physical World by Death from Above 1979
8/10
It’s been a long decade since we’ve heard Death from Above 1979’s dance punk beats. It may not seem that they’ve been up to much since their first epic album, but keep in mind that they have broken up, ha...
Album Review: El Pintor by Interpol
9/10
The reasoning behind Carlos Dengler’s departure before the release of Interpol’s self-titled album in 2010 was evident in the album’s reception. After an indefinite break, the decision to continue on as a...