Review

Taylor Swift’s goosebump-inducing thirty-track album Red (Taylor’s Version) is masterful proof that the singer-songwriter will forever continue to change the game.  Well over a year ago, it was announced that legendary singer-songwriter Taylor Swift would officially re-record and re-release her first six albums as part of her plan to regain her masters from record label … [Read more...] about Taylor Swift: Red (Taylor’s Version) – Review

Damon Albarn provides a striking, abstract piece that mirrors the magnificence of the natural world and the mood of day. The Nearer the Fountain, More Pure the Stream Flows isn’t perhaps what Damon Albarn first thought it would be three years ago. Initially commissioned by a French arts festival, Albarn was inspired to create a purely orchestral piece that captures the life … [Read more...] about Damon Albarn: The Nearer the Fountain, More Pure the Stream Flows – Review

Kris Heaton releases a definitely hopeful and emotional rock-pop sound on the album, My City of Gold. Rock, pop, and blues singer-songwriter Kris Heaton returns with his tenth studio album, My City of Gold. With his defiantly hopeful sound, Heaton touches on hard-hitting topics filled with emotion as his sound develops to build on positivity. Starting with the … [Read more...] about Kris Heaton: My City of Gold – Review

MUNYA’s debut album Voyage to Mars does exactly what it says on the tin: takes you on a musical voyage across time and space.  Musician Josie Boivin guides the listener on a winding bilingual journey through spacey synths and otherworldly soundscapes, all with a healthy dose of direct, yet meandering lyricism. Boivin has poured herself into the release, from the … [Read more...] about MUNYA: Voyage to Mars – Review

Snail Mail’s eagerly anticipated second album, Valentine, is a deeply personal and moving record which cements her as one of indie rock’s rising stars.    After bursting onto the scene with her debut album Lush at the tender age of 18, Snail Mail, AKA Lindsey Jordan returns with Valentine. As the title suggests, the album is themed around … [Read more...] about Snail Mail: Valentine – Album Review

The Brighton-based brother and sister group, Penelope Isles (aka Jack and Lily Wolter), bring us beautifully atmospheric melodies, astute lyricism and lucent vocals with their latest project, Which Way to Happy. The album’s concept feels very relatable, being born from the struggles of a millennial in today’s world, as well as the duo’s personal challenges over last year’s … [Read more...] about Penelope Isles: Which Way To Happy – Review