Enter Shikari have been on the music scene for quite some time now, and new album Nothing Is True & Everything Is Possible calibrates their ability to create tracks that immediately make the listener anticipate more. There’s no wonder that the band is still a soaring success. The Great Unknown is an anthem for those awaiting their saviour. The synth rhythms throughout … [Read more...] about Enter Shikari: Nothing Is True & Everything Is Possible – Review
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Catholic Action: Celebrated By Strangers – Review
Glaswegian group Catholic Action have made their moment last on their second album Celebrated By Strangers, full of bright, indie rock loveliness. Following on from the success of their last album In Memory Of a couple of years ago, this is a perfect album for lovers of synth music and Electro Pop. They have recently been applauded by the likes of Annie Mac and Jack Saunders … [Read more...] about Catholic Action: Celebrated By Strangers – Review
Fervence: Ghost EP – Review
Fervence create an emotionally-laden and hard-hitting record that contemplates what it is to be human in new EP, Ghost. Alternative/metal quartet Fervence not only know how to create strong, pulsating and big guitar tracks, but are also adept at wrapping these instances around smaller, quieter sections. New EP Ghost makes use of this template throughout, allowing the … [Read more...] about Fervence: Ghost EP – Review
James Elkington: Ever-Roving Eye – Review
James Elkington, the Chicago-based British troubadour, returns with another gossamer collection of finger-picking folk pastorals and finely crafted, evergreen song-writing throwbacks. Building upon the bucolic folk mantras of 2017’s Wintres Woma, James Elkington’s latest opus, Ever-Roving Eye confirms his burgeoning credentials as a classy operator in his own right and not … [Read more...] about James Elkington: Ever-Roving Eye – Review
Kimberly Hou: Opus One EP – Review
Kimberly Hou creates a peaceful and reflecting EP with her debut instrumental piano record, Opus One, offering tight and tailored moments of reflection. San Francisco-based classical musician Kimberly Hou really is a master of portraying emotion through her music. Although new EP Opus One has a short run-time, it manages to build in-depth layers of emotion throughout, with … [Read more...] about Kimberly Hou: Opus One EP – Review
King Charles: Out Of My Mind – Review
King Charles has gone above and beyond to seduce his audience in his new album Out Of My Mind. Aligned with a mixture of techno, R&B and guitar-heavy themes, it is almost impossible to get bored when diving into his music. Freak kicks off the album and King Charles immediately uses his effortlessly sexy vocals alongside hot basslines to seduce the audience within the … [Read more...] about King Charles: Out Of My Mind – Review