Brett Dennen has always written catchy, minimal songs, with pleasing melodies and tasteful instrumentation, but he’s never created music that...
Christopher Bohlsen
Breakout electronic albums are notoriously difficult to follow up. After the initially small release of Flume’s self titled debut album...
In a telling statement that accompanied the announcement for The Ride, Catfish and the Bottlemen’s vocalist, Van McCann said “I...
The line between rock and folk music has always been a blurry one. Classic rock bands like Led Zeppelin trafficked...
Arthur Beatrice’s style is hard to pin down. Working Out, their debut was compared to The xx due to its...
Richard Ashcroft has never been one to sing about small topics. His best known work, The Verve’s Bittersweet Symphony isn’t...
Fifth Harmony currently find themselves at something of a crossroads. They’ve broken out of their X-Factor origins and become successful...
2010 was a interesting year for electronic music. Dubstep had just blown up in the US, and the ripple effect...
As far as reintroductions go, All for One is just about the best it could possibly be. The Stone Roses’...
Whilst Anxiety was a tense, nervy record about uncertainty and anxiety (obviously), Ladyhawke’s Wild Things is a joyous celebration of...
