Album Reviews
Review: James Blake self-titled album
Somewhere between space and time, the twisted vibrations of James Blake’s self-titled album are now radiating out into the universe. …
Hold on to your pants, Band of Skulls is coming to have their way with you
Thick, glam, sexy rock-and-roll with heaaaaaps of balls and a generous helping of tambourine… Sound like something you might be …
REVIEW: Spring Offensive – Pull Us Apart
Like the epic German World War I assault along the Western Front, ‘Spring Offensive’ draw parallels, not only in name, …
REVIEW: Charlie Mayfair – Watch My Hands EP
Delightfully springing from the folded boxes of The Cardboard Kids, a mere six months ago, Charlie Mayfair are the re-incarnation …
REVIEW: Foals – Total Life Forever
Topping Antidotes was always going to be difficult. Many a skeptic thought only of Foals as a flash in the …
REVIEW: Delorean – Subiza
Delorean’s synth-pop has been around for some time, but it was with last year’s track Seasun,which made the Pitchfork Top …
REVIEW: John Butler Trio – April Uprising
John Butler Trio have once again produced the goods, with their Fifth Studio album, ‘April Uprising’. Upon listening to the …
REVIEW: Gorillaz – Plastic Beach
Diving into the third Gorillaz LP, Plastic Beach, for the first time, an orchestral arrangement washes over you, setting the …
REVIEW: Black Rebel Motorcycle Club – Beat the Devil’s Tattoo
GenYers will fondly recall the excitement of the late ‘90s and early 2000s when a rash of cocksure young bands …
REVIEW: Beach House – Teen Dream
Beach House are the masters of dreamy lo-fi. Their third release, Teen Dream, effortlessly evokes a sense of nostalgia, coaxing …












