Album Review: Isaac Gracie – Isaac Gracie
Starting with a heartbeat, Terrified opens the debut album from Isaac Gracie, and what a statement it is to mark his place in the...
Album Review: Bryde – Like An Island
Bryde’s mesmerizing voice not only captures the hearts of her listeners, but also displays versatility throughout her album Like An Island, which teeters on...
Album Review: Flo Morrissey & Matthew E. White – Gentlewoman, Ruby...
I have to be honest - I have not heard much of Flo Morrissey or Matthew E White's solo work, but I have heard...
TFFT Favourite Albums Of The Year 2017
2017 has been a wonderful year for music, with the return of favourites Fleet Foxes and Fionn Regan, incredible emerging artists such as Wilsen...
Album Review: Toothless – The Pace Of The Passing
Generally, the announcement of a member temporarily splitting from a band I admire to release a solo album fills me with a nameless dread....
Album Review: Iron & Wine – Beast Epic
Over the years, Sam Beam has experimented with various musical styles beyond his breathy, unrefined folk, and this time around, Iron & Wine releases Beast...
Album Review: Elbow – Little Fictions
It's almost nine years since The Seldom Seen Kid announced the breakthrough of Mancunian troubadours Elbow, with their witty and poetic, uplifting and anthemic hits including Grounds...
Album Review: Angel Olsen – Phases
Angel Olsen is back with a special new release of B-sides, rarities and outtakes titled Phases. The intimate, acoustic attitude is displayed immediately from...
Album Review: Julien Baker – Turn Out The Lights
Julien Baker’s Turn Out The Lights is a sombre exploration of religion, self-doubt and sexuality – the vocals are willowy, the vibe is emo-esque.
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Album Review: Jonathan Wilson – Rare Birds
Abundant in textures and sounds, Jonathan Wilson’s Rare Birds is a nuanced album that will surely get you out of that music rut you’re...
