Noah Cyrus cries out for help in her new album The End Of Everything. Whilst showing listeners the dark journey through her tired mind using the calibration of eight honest tracks, Noah faces her undying pain song by song. The mix between country-styled Billie Eilish inspired tracks is nothing short of genius and each theme in every song can be interpreted directly to … [Read more...] about Noah Cyrus: The End Of Everything – Review
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Charli XCX: How I’m Feeling Now – Review
Pop pioneer of the 2010s, Charli XCX, only released her previous album, Charli, eight months ago; in that short amount of time, we find ourselves in a whole new world. Her latest album, How I’m Feeling Now, is an honest reflection of the situation. Slap bang in the middle of a global pandemic, we as a human race all find ourselves in a strange situation of quarantine or … [Read more...] about Charli XCX: How I’m Feeling Now – Review
Mark Lanegan: Straight Songs of Sorrow – Review
Mark Lanegan, the great 1990’s grunge survivor, draws upon a lifetime of wrongdoing, tragedy and dysfunction and navigates light in the darkness on his candid, ambitious and wounded new album. The ex-Screaming Trees frontman Mark Lanegan is enjoying something of a cultural renaissance right now; his twelfth solo album, Straight Songs of Sorrow, arrives as a companion piece … [Read more...] about Mark Lanegan: Straight Songs of Sorrow – Review
Sleaford Mods: All That Glue – Review
Sleaford Mods follow their hit top ten album from last year, Eton Alive, with confrontational new album, All That Glue. Sleaford Mods’ new album is a collection of songs which provides an overview of their success in the last seven years. This album features B- sides and unheard tracks, making it a must for diehard fans of their uncompromising, in your face style. All That … [Read more...] about Sleaford Mods: All That Glue – Review
A Killer’s Confession: Last Chance – Single Review
A Killer’s Confession release a lockdown influenced video to accompany the heavy-hitting and alt-metal sound on track Last Chance. If there’s anything good that’s come out of lockdown, it’s the creativity of people as they carry on doing the things they love but adapting to the current situation. This has definitely been seen in the heavily hit music industry with musicians … [Read more...] about A Killer’s Confession: Last Chance – Single Review
School Of X: Armlock – Review
School of X, otherwise known as Rasmus Littauer, is a Danish artist and also a well-established figure on the Copenhagen underground scene. Debut album Armlock draws on influences by diverse artists such as Slowdive, Spiritualized, Primal Scream and Whitney Houston. Like I said, Diverse. I haven't heard a lot of Danish artists before so it's interesting to see what School … [Read more...] about School Of X: Armlock – Review