Though many of the eleven tracks which make up ‘Punisher’ are atmospheric and lyrically heavy, there are also poppier and more upbeat moments to admire.
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The Strokes – The New Abnormal – album review
Synthesizer sorrow, coupled with creative risk taking. Desperate vocal delivery, backed up by slim, slick, harmonious guitar licks. Sad, poetic lyricism and crunchy distortion. The new ‘Strokes album is all of these things put together and more, yet somehow it all fits together and works so well.
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Coldplay – Everyday Life – review
Coldplay, a band whom need absolutely no introduction at this point, are back with a new album entitled ‘Everyday Life’, an album that is split into two halves, displaying the intriguing, risk-taking side of the group, as well as the side that can feel a little flat and lifeless. In the most impactful moments of […]
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Snow Patrol – Reworked EP 2 – review
Legendary pop-rockers Snow Patrol continue their pursuit of reinventing their past hits with this new EP. Reworked 2 shares many similarities to the Reworked 1, as it has three older hits, as they say ‘reworked’, and one brand new song.
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David Gray – Ground Control Acoustic Sessions – EP review
David Gray has been treating fans to a different side of his latest record ‘Gold in a Brass Age’, with his newly released ‘Ground Control Acoustic Sessions’. He captures a calmness and a peacefulness that was dwelling just beneath the surface of the aforementioned record. ‘Gold in a Brass Age’ was once an electronic-heavy record, […]
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James Bay – Oh My Messy Mind – EP Review
English singer-songwriter James Bay has returned to our speakers in the form of a brand new EP entitled ‘Peer Pressure’. Throughout the four-track item he delves deep into his trademark lyrical mastery, which includes a duet with Julia Michaels three further songs that show exactly how he continues to grow as an artist.
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Radiohead – discography ranked
The legendary group’s entire discography ranked from worst to best.
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Raging River – City Birds – EP Review
Raging River are crisp and direct, but never forget that much-needed edge that all great rock bands play up to.
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Better Oblivion Community Centre – Phoebe Bridgers and Conor Oberst – album review
Phoebe Bridgers and Conor Obsert blend together so well and ultimately end up creating a modern folk classic.
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Weezer (Teal Album) – album review
Weezer are back with a collection of cover songs that shine brightest while the band remain in their comfort zone. After the success they had last year with the release of their version of Toto’s ‘Africa’ (likely thanks to the meme culture that’s currently alive and well on the internet) the group have decided to […]
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