Reviews

Dripping With Contemporary Nuances, The Brighton-Born Quartet Have Stimulated A Softer Frame Of Mind In This Ethereally Absorbing New Offering. Sounding like the lovechild of Radiohead and Nick Mulvey, ‘Pandemonium’ saunters gracefully across the scene, building on the atmospheric subtleties from their previous instalment ‘Sink To The Level. Released at the bookend of what has

Offering a subtle divergence to the more industrious tones of the original, the British-Vietnamese singer/songwriter has expressed a graceful sombreness that breathes with a wistful energy. Served as the third beautifully ambient instalment to conclude what has been an enthralling release campaign, granular lo-fi textures coil effortlessly around swathes of

After ending a challenging but successful year with a defiant swagger that we’ve become happily accustomed to, the north London rapper has laid down another statement of intent in this sonically gratifying latest instalment. Uniting an intricate balance of melodic flow and wavy production, ‘Legacy’ successfully traverses across a spectrum

Breathing with an alluring swagger, Allum has channeled her inner bravado into a thrilling compound of moody textures and staunchly resonant vocals in what is a brilliantly eccentric latest offering. Opening to a dusky blend of muted bass and dampened percussion, this contemporary twist on Gossip’s 2006 smash hit embraces

Exploring the notion of vulnerability and the unbridled sense of fear that lingers with it, Fitz has marched emphatically into the spotlight with this powerfully dark new offering. From the unprecedented ascent of social media, to the technological advancements in telecommunication, our connectivity with each other has never been easier.

After the success of their earlier singles “Mannerism” and “Blessed Through The TV”, the trio are back with another sumptuous taste of Art-Rock. Following in the footsteps of their previous successes, this latest instalment carries with it all the hallmarks of what we have come to love about Cat Ryan. From unconventionally

Canadian-American 8-piece soul-jazz collective, Busty and the Bass, release their latest single “Eddie” accompanied by beautiful set of crafted visuals. The video, directed by June Barrie with 2nd animation by Vincent Hurtu, is a beautiful, trippy piece that flawlessly matches the band’s romantic R&B and psychedelic funk soundscape. It also

Born in the tranquil isolation of the Rhondda Valley, the singer-songwriter has cemented his position as one of Wales’ finest musical exports, compounding a dazzling mix of acoustic pop and indie folk into his own original sonic footprint. With five astoundingly beautiful albums under his belt, Mathew Frederick could be

November 20th marked the release of the third single offered by Joseph Kiernan ‘Vertigo/Little Astronaut’, which melds the beautifully crafted lyricism from traditional folk and the crackling warmth of lofi production. Building on his sonic style, one that draws upon a melting-pot of bedroom pop, indie, folk and electronic genres,

The Bristol- based outfit have paid homage to those in the creative industry who find themselves at the tail-end of an incredibly turbulent year. Off the back of their debut EP ‘Hi’, the melodic alternative-pop quartet have commenced a stylistic change in tone in this entrancingly smooth new offering. Playing