The Strokes return seven years after their last album with the latest release, The New Abnormal, but are they basking in former glory? cialis online Indie gods, The Strokes, have come a long way since their Last Nite hey-day. With a handful of albums, alongside members dabbling in other projects, no output has even closely matched the New York bands seminal 2001 album Is … [Read more...] about The Strokes: The New Abnormal – Review
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Zilla With Her Eyes Shut: Zilla With Her Eyes Shut – Review
Zilla With Her Eyes Shut releases her debut self-titled record, creating an eclectic and wonderful world to let truly go of your senses. UK avant-pop artist Zilla With Her Eyes Shut really knows how to let go. Starting off life as a classical pianist, she seems to have manoeuvred the perfect 180, now lending her talents to eclectically-constructed and zany experimental pop, … [Read more...] about Zilla With Her Eyes Shut: Zilla With Her Eyes Shut – Review
Laura Marling: Song For Our Daughter – Review
Laura Marling returns with new record Song For Our Daughter, delivering her familiar tones and melodies but also creating deeper soundscapes that ebb and flow throughout. If you think of unique and recognisable vocals from nu-folk artists, Laura Marling would be up there amongst Conor Oberst, M.Ward, and Marcus Mumford. On top of this, her lyrics can be some of the most … [Read more...] about Laura Marling: Song For Our Daughter – Review
Stephanie Catlett: Meet Me In The Dream EP – Review
Stephanie Catlett creates a complex and subtle EP with Meet Me In The Dream, using imagery-laden lyrics to accompany the soft but sincere sound. Meet Me In The Dream could be described as a country-tinged pop record, but it feels more than that. There’s a strong vibe of folk that runs throughout, accompanied by lyrics that delve deeper than your typical country song. … [Read more...] about Stephanie Catlett: Meet Me In The Dream EP – Review
Sean Miller: Everywhere I Roam EP – Review
Sean Miller gives us a glimpse into his soul with the artist unafraid to reveal his deepest thoughts amongst country, folk and Americana tinged music. It’s always difficult starting in a band and then releasing solo material. For some, it really works and gives you a taste of creative freedom that can lead to great things. For others, it could be a very lonesome trial that … [Read more...] about Sean Miller: Everywhere I Roam EP – Review
Thundercat: It Is What It Is – Review
Bass virtuoso and genius, Thundercat returns with his fourth solo album It Is What It Is, proving once more why he is so highly regarded by both the jazz and hip-hop world. Thundercat, whose real name is Stephen Bruner, is the go-to bassist in contemporary African-American music. He lives and breathes music, having come from a greatly successful musical family (his father … [Read more...] about Thundercat: It Is What It Is – Review