Review

Recorded in Dave Grohl's studio, The Cribs' first self-produced album, Night Network, shows the Wakefield boys still have so much to give. After The Cribs 2017 album 24-7 Rock Star Shit, the Jarman brothers found themselves in unknown territory. Having parted with their long-term management leading to a period of not being able to record or release new music due to contract … [Read more...] about The Cribs: Night Network – Review

Norine Braun gets her Christmas cheer in early with a blues-laden, eclectic mix of classic tracks and original compositions.  This year, there seems to be a lot of Christmas albums coming out - probably something to do with the world needing a bit of Yuletide cheer to get over the pretty horrendous, 2020. Norine Braun has joined in the fun with the new album December … [Read more...] about Norine Braun: December Falls – Review

Shygirl is back on the scene with explosive tracks and hardcore beats as she takes absolutely no prisoners through the release of new EP, ALIAS. If a regular hip-hop sound is what you’re looking for from a new record then ALIAS is definitely not the one for you. This is a compilation of heavy, fast-paced, gritty beats that are not to be taken lightly at all. The unique … [Read more...] about Shygirl: ALIAS – EP Review

Featuring a combination of jazz, techno, and the occasional Middle Eastern influence, The Maghreban's second album, Connection, is a bit of a mixed bag. I tried hard to like this album, I really did. However, there is only so much praise that can be given to a collection of tracks that have very little going on seventy percent of the time. The album does have its perks, and … [Read more...] about The Maghreban: Connection – Review

Hannah Grace releases new album Remedy featuring beautiful music that can’t be missed. Combined with slow, piano accompaniments and a vocal range that is out of this world, it’s hard not to be captured into Hannah’s world. The opening track Healing Hands is the perfect song to express the tone for the rest of this album. The heartfelt lyrics matched with choral-like … [Read more...] about Hannah Grace: Remedy – Album Review

BENEE flits from genre to genre with ease on her highly anticipated, feature-laden debut album, hey u x. BENEE has that kind of natural flow to her music that many artists would kill for. Even though this is her debut album release, she’s already a household name in her home country of New Zealand and becoming bigger by the day around the rest world. hey u x cements this … [Read more...] about BENEE: hey u x – Album Review