Happier Than Ever more than proves that Billie Eilish is doing better than she ever was - personally, sonically, and thematically.  The first time I ever listened to a Billie Eilish song wasn’t because I went out of my way to do it - I really didn’t have a choice in the matter. I watched the superhero horror flick Brightburn and sure enough, the ending credits featured … [Read more...] about Billie Eilish: Happier Than Ever – Review

It’s hard to believe that a second studio album could be so brilliant following a first that was so spellbinding, but Dave has managed just that.  Arguably one of the UK’s greatest rap exports at the moment, We’re All Alone In This Together matches Psychodrama and EP Game Over in its lyrical excellence, craftmanship and abundance of knowledge. The clarity and complexity of … [Read more...] about Dave: We’re All Alone In This Together – Review

The Silence Collective create an evolving, experimental listen that demands full attention on new record, RiverChants. Improvisational musicians The Silence Collective really have a way of painting a picture in your mind that is mesmerising and unique. New release, RiverChants is a powerful collaborative effort that really demands your full attention if you’re going to get … [Read more...] about The Silence Collective: RiverChants – Review

On her second studio album, Anne-Marie certainly has a lot of fun toying with her bubblegum pop sound, but the results are a mixed bag.  Anne-Marie took the mainstream pop world by storm back in 2018 when she released what felt like back-to-back hits on the radio. First, we got the fun and easy to dance to Friends which featured Marshmello - a song that is wonderfully … [Read more...] about Anne-Marie: Therapy – Album Review

Gary Craig looks to his younger self to help create a record that borrows from prog-rock, folk, and 80s indie. Many musicians look to their past for inspiration, but Gary Craig has taken it one step further on record, Yesterday Into Day. With most of the songs on the record being previously written in the 90s by his younger self, the tracks still surprisingly sit well and … [Read more...] about Gary Craig: Yesterday Into Day – Review