Fifth Harmony currently find themselves at something of a crossroads. They’ve broken out of their X-Factor origins and become successful...
Album Reviews
Moonlight. The name Pale Dīan means moonlight, chosen to better reflect the band’s sound and intent as Blackstone Rngrs –...
2010 was a interesting year for electronic music. Dubstep had just blown up in the US, and the ripple effect...
The saying third time lucky is tossed around often; stepping it up even further from 2014s sophomore album Wild Onion, Chicago-based...
Roxette have been keeping us on the edge of our seats for a couple of years now in terms of...
Whilst Anxiety was a tense, nervy record about uncertainty and anxiety (obviously), Ladyhawke’s Wild Things is a joyous celebration of...
Why Bob Dylan has chosen to release two albums of standards in as many years is a mystery to anyone...
For all the fan outrage at their current direction, the poppification of Tegan and Sara is hardly unprecedented. Furthermore, the...
Two years on from their previous album Himalayan, following a period of taking inspiration while recording in churches and writing...
Following the straightforward, addictive country of Riser, Dierks Bentley moves into a slightly different direction on his latest album Black....
