Electronica certainly seems to be the go-to genre to test drive if you are an…
Album Reviews
Arthur Beatrice’s style is hard to pin down. Working Out, their debut was compared to…
Good music excites the blood and inflames the passions. Bad music pretty much does the…
Following on from Rates’ personal tales of struggle as told on his debut album Destroy…
Richard Ashcroft has never been one to sing about small topics. His best known work,…
Yumi Zouma have lived the possibilities of modern telecommunications technology. After forming in Christchurch, New…
With Moby’s Porcelain: A Memoir book becoming a reality, it only makes sense that a…
Fifth Harmony currently find themselves at something of a crossroads. They’ve broken out of their…
Moonlight. The name Pale Dīan means moonlight, chosen to better reflect the band’s sound and…
2010 was a interesting year for electronic music. Dubstep had just blown up in the…
The saying third time lucky is tossed around often; stepping it up even further from…
Roxette have been keeping us on the edge of our seats for a couple of…
Whilst Anxiety was a tense, nervy record about uncertainty and anxiety (obviously), Ladyhawke’s Wild Things…
