Yore releases his self-titled debut album, capturing the essence of dream-pop but only giving us a small taste of what he’s capable of producing. With delicate textures and lofty vocals, this album certainly succeeds in providing us with a hazy, airy atmosphere. Yore teams up with a variety of artists to produce a celestial collection of tracks that stop time for a short … [Read more...] about Yore: Yore – Album Review
Juicy J: The Hustle Continues – Review
Throw in hip-hop mogul Juicy J, an extensive list of collaborators and 15 tracks – you then have many key ingredients that could make an excellent album. While The Hustle Continues boasts strong production and lyricism (particularly from guest collaborators), Juicy J struggles to maintain meaningful engagement throughout the release. His presence and influence on hip-hop … [Read more...] about Juicy J: The Hustle Continues – Review
The Smashing Pumpkins: CYR – Review
The Smashing Pumpkins have been treating everyone with their music for over 30 years now, constantly reinventing their sound whilst making sure they don’t stray too far from their home roots. With this lengthy 20 track-album, the new pop sound on their usual grungier self is something worth paying attention to. Filled with synths and uplifting harmonies you’ll be sure … [Read more...] about The Smashing Pumpkins: CYR – Review
New Music Fridays – 27th November 2020
This week we have a lovely bunch of tracks and new artists for you to discover and love. From raucous bluesy rock to settled indie-folk, each artist offers up something different to really wrap your ears around. As always, click the pics for a listen. Cult Icon - Cold Street Shade A hard-hitting, bluesy rock song, Cold Street Shade swaggers along in a bold and brash … [Read more...] about New Music Fridays – 27th November 2020
Miley Cyrus: Plastic Hearts – Review
Miley Cyrus melds together the best bits of her own, and other artist's, past glories with the delightfully eclectic, Plastic Hearts. The thing with a new Miley Cyrus album is, you never know quite what to expect. This is a good trait in a world where many pop stars play it safe with middle of the road ballads and distinctly average tracks that will probably still do well in … [Read more...] about Miley Cyrus: Plastic Hearts – Review
Metaspion: Cryptomeduza – Review
Metaspion provides an intriguing and powerful mix of Nordic folk against electronica in the dark and deep Cryptomeduza. Metaspion, the brainchild of Noweigan musical innovator Morten Richter, really knows how to stand out. Considering he comes from a glam rock past, New album Cyptomeduza stands out not on its guitar hooks and playful nature, but for mixing two distinct … [Read more...] about Metaspion: Cryptomeduza – Review





