Review

Singer-songwriter Fenne Lily releases her second album Breach at just 23-years-old. Filled with mature messages and issues, we venture through the difference between being alone and feeling lonely alongside identity struggles through her meaningful yet melancholy lyrics that we just can’t get enough of. Berlin begins with romantic sentiment and a hint of lethargic energy. … [Read more...] about Fenne Lily: Breach – Album Review

VRITRA has returned in style through his incredible thirteenth album SONAR; an extremely versatile, bassy, and head-bopping compilation of brilliant tracks. The fifteen song record might seem daunting at first by its number of tracks but do not let this put you off; it’s one of those albums that you will certainly find yourself listening to more than once. At times it’s … [Read more...] about VRITRA: SONAR – Album Review

Veteran psych-rockers The Flaming Lips' hallucinogenic new opus documents lead singer Wayne Coyne’s adolescence via a tribute to Tom Petty’s pre-Heartbreakers outfit, garlanding its trippy reminiscences with lavish orchestrations and a dreamy haze. Arriving only a year after 2019’s sublime King’s Mouth, the brand new offering by Oklahoma’s premier purveyors of psych-pop … [Read more...] about The Flaming Lips: American Head – Review

Glaswegian rockers The Roly Mo have come crashing into the punk scene with their debut EP, TRM - a turbulent ride from start to finish. Already well established in the Glasgow punk scene in 2019 with their chaotic live sets, The Roly Mo are extending their fanbase with their first-ever EP.  The tracks comprise confident instrumentals and undermining gritty yet … [Read more...] about The Roly Mo: TRM – EP Review

KID LAB RAT creates a unique mix of rock, hip-hop and dreamscape sounds against aggressive and twisting lyrics that hit hard. Melbourne-based Alternative Hip Hop artist KID LAB RAT is not afraid to let you know how he’s feeling. It might be hard for some to hear how his tortured soul is coping at the moment, but others may find comfort in knowing that they may not be alone … [Read more...] about KID LAB RAT: More Sad Songs – Review

Jody and the Jerms hit us with debut album Deeper, featuring heavily in the country genre with slight Indie-pop inflections. This album uses interesting instrumentation to build up each song. It’s easy when listening to relate it to your favourite childhood show with its simple lyrics and extremely repetitive melodies, but give it a chance and you might enjoy the relatively … [Read more...] about Jody and the Jerms: Deeper – Review