Album Review: Whitney – Forever Turned Around
This album is lovely. From the first note, Whitney’s sophomore release Forever Turned Around smothers you with...
Album Review: Keston Cobblers Club – Almost Home
“The idea was to go back to song writing in its simplicity, based around nostalgia and the idea of 'home'" - these are the...
Album Review: Beirut – Gallipoli
At its best, Beirut feels like music made for the wandering, for the vagabonds who lead a...
Album Review: Conor Oberst – Salutations
On October 14th, 2016 Conor Oberst presented a draft of Ruminations that demonstrated the basic simplicity and emotion it takes to produce original, entertaining...
Album Review: Jesca Hoop – Memories Are Now
Not one to be drowned out in a sea of voices, Jesca Hoop is uncompromisingly defiant. Her latest release, Memories Are Now, demands that...
Album Review: Leon Bridges – Good Thing
Slick and soulful, Leon Bridges’ Good Thing is just about the best album around at the moment. No really, it is. Sure it might not...
Album Review: the innocence mission – Sun On The Square
Pennsylvania-trio the innocence mission have come together once again, to deliver another gloriously beautiful and gentle record of chamber-folk stunners. Since the group's setup...
Album Review: Lord Huron – Vide Noir
LA indie-rockers Lord Huron have presented a fresh batch of new songs and titled the project Vide Noir. From the very introduction of the...
Album Review: Deb Talan – Lucky Girl
Within the first few seconds of Bring Water – the first of thirteen new songs that Deb Talan of The Weepies decided to bring...
Album Review: John Smith – Hummingbird
Presenting his sixth studio album, John Smith has decided to offer six of his favourite folk songs, one cover, and three original compositions. Smith...