Review

If you haven’t heard of Shawn Mendes then you must be living under a rock. This 22-year-old has taken the world by storm over the past few years with sold-out arena tours all over the world, a groundbreaking documentary, and albums that smash the top charts every time.  Not to mention his millions of screaming fans who are all dreaming of Shawn falling in love with them and … [Read more...] about Shawn Mendes: Wonder – Review

Less an indie-rock excursion than an exercise in subdued intimacy and chill-wave cruise control, Konnor Ervin’s latest opus, Koney, deftly employs spacey atmospheres and slinky melodies to conjure a hazy brand of soft-pop magic. Since the middle of the 2000’s, the Kansas native Konnor Ervin aka Koney has established a discrete indie-pop style and a solid track record as a … [Read more...] about Koney: Koney – Album Review

In the promotion for weird!, Yungblud states he wants his fans to love themselves unconditionally no matter who they are. It’s safe to say, he has achieved this and more.  Mixing together a cocktail of eclectic musical influences, unique narratives and vivid imagery, weird! packs in heaps of honesty, personality and intimacy; while remaining poignantly frank throughout. … [Read more...] about Yungblud: weird! – Album Review

Hypnotic and diverse sounds are prevalent as Bassically takes you on a powerful journey through their debut and pandemic inspired album, Audio Diaries. The house music collective is headed by London-based music producer Raz Olsher and he has absolutely smashed it with this record with a huge array of emotions being felt throughout every single track. It has been revealed … [Read more...] about Bassically: Audio Diaries – Album Review

Head Fake return with more synthy, 80s influenced tracks and a heavy dose of alt-dance nostalgia on EP3 Following from their previous 80s-synth fuelled EP2, EP3 is a direct continuation in both name and style. The band have learned from their previous release, however, managing to tailor the sound down a little to allow the record to feel more like an ongoing theme, but … [Read more...] about Head Fake: EP3 – Review

Yore releases his self-titled debut album, capturing the essence of dream-pop but only giving us a small taste of what he’s capable of producing. With delicate textures and lofty vocals, this album certainly succeeds in providing us with a hazy, airy atmosphere. Yore teams up with a variety of artists to produce a celestial collection of tracks that stop time for a short … [Read more...] about Yore: Yore – Album Review