Danish singer/songwriter Agnes Obel returns with Aventine, a wonderful collection of simplistic beauty. Aventine is her first record since 2010’s...
Album Reviews
Manic Street Preachers’ eleventh studio album Rewind the Film is a clear, cohesive product of a band whose members are...
TRAAMS has the recipe down; tossing a peppy groove into a pot with a handful of potent hooks seems to...
Kissland, the studio debut from Toronto’s The Weeknd, is an ambitious album. Of course, the artistic drive found on Kissland...
It’s hard to find someone who doesn’t know Jack Johnson and his so-laid-back-it’s-horizontal music by now. He’s the poster child...
Love, love, love. What is it good for? Music, apparently. English rockers Placebo have dedicated their new album Loud Like...
This month sees the release of The Future Isn’t What It Used To Be, a new album from British rockers...
On the odd occasion – somewhat sparingly, to be precise – along comes a musician that causes ripples on an...
Icona Pop’s highly anticipated debut album is here; but don’t worry - This Is… Icona Pop lives up to expectations,...
It’s been 3 years since the release of Fake Control, the debut studio album for Rubylux, Brighton’s spritely four-piece pop/rock...
