Reviews

Proving a creative hub for feel good vibes, Rejjie Snow has emerged from the shadows with his vivid new compendium of trippy introspection. As a bright spark in the often abstract sphere of alternative hip-hop, the Dublin wordsmith has proven once again that abnormality is not only respected, but it

The Canadian songstress jazzes up the contemporary folk handbook in this radiantly breezy tale of emotional vulnerability. What classifies a dreamer? Someone yearning for something yet to be fulfilled, or an impractical soul who romanticises over the tantalisingly improbable? Either way, you cannot be a doer if you are not

Bohemians, new age travellers, beatniks. They’re all labels that congregate insouciantly under the rebellious umbrella of hipsterism. Since it’s formation in the 1940’s, the movement has undergone a radical change. It’s hard to believe that behind the pork pie hats, hummus chips and artisan coffee shops of today, the subculture

Impassionately pronounced from the comfort of a Chaise longue, the Derbyshire born straight-talker has canned the crux of frustration into 3 and a half deliciously earnest minutes. Humans are creatures of habit, we’re animals after all. Just as it takes us 20 years or more to mold our personalities, we’re

In the course of 6 dazzling chapters the disco-pop guru has framed the fickle nature of juvenescence in zealously ostentatious fashion. When it comes to sonics, Maki Flow isn’t your typical antiquarian. Behind the bombastic drums and timeless synths lies an indelibly stylish individualist. Brimming with fluent ingenuity, this latest

Sounding fresher than a 4pm cosmopolitan, the illustrious Bristolian has returned with her finest piece of work to date. If you were to make a list of Molly Green’s tastemaker advocates, you’d probably run out of ink in your pen and hours in the day. The peppy free spirited west-coaster

Spurred on by an emancipatory agenda, the Munich-based prodigy flaunts her indomitable spirit in this empoweringly catchy spectacle. What do you get when you cross bad b**ch energy with sonic prowess? enter Diana Goldberg.  Leaning into the darker realms of pop, the 25 year-old singer-songwriter has assembled a kaleidoscopic brand

Melbourne’s candid soprano has dusted away the weighty days of yore in this chillingly honest slice of alternative rock. Reminiscing. Some will say a cathartic process of savouring those precious memories, others a mentally scarring journey into buried anguish. It’s omnipresence makes it an ideal avenue of self-expression, and in