‘We need to start worrying about the kind of world we are going to leave Keith Richards’ is a joke...
Joseph Earp
Though an overzealous listener might be tempted to describe The Wonder Years’ No Closer To Heaven as a screamo album,...
Julia Holter makes music that could only be music, the same way Terrence Malick makes films that can only be...
Feline, the debut album from Ella Eyre (a.k.a. British born 20 year old Ella McMahon) is, amongst many other things,...
Fifth Harmony are rapidly shaping up to be one of contemporary pop’s most exciting acts. A genuine force to be...
Paper Gods may be Duran Duran’s fourteenth studio album, but it feels as fresh and inventive as their first. Indeed,...
Good news, folks: Joshua Radin is exactly as earnest, sweet and humble as his music might lead you to believe...
Intimate yet theatrical, epic yet humble, carnal yet romantic, Oh Mercy’s show at the Oxford Art Factory was a thrilling...
Evan Dando stands as one of contemporary alt rock’s true unsung geniuses, a musical polymath who was one of the...
More than anything else, Alexander Gow comes across as strikingly sincere. There is no pretension to the man, or his...
