Review of 'thank u, next' by Ariana Grande

This is the second Ariana Grande album that I’ve genuinely enjoyed. What’s happening to me??? HELP ME!!!

BEST AND WORST NEW TRACKS OF THE WEEK 22/03/2019: Pete & Bas, Onoe Caponoe, Sunni Colón and more…

This week I bring you British granddad rap, Swedish fuzz-rock and Canadian Bollywood-accompanied disco-rock.

BEST AND WORST NEW TRACKS OF THE WEEK 08/03/2019: Deafheaven, Fury, JPEGMAFIA and more...

Music to distract you from news of Michael Jackson, Momo and moronic politics.

BEST AND WORST NEW TRACKS OF THE WEEK 01/03/2019: Gesaffelstein, Higher Brothers, Andy Lambert and more...

This week, Pharrell Williams sings over dark synths and Andy Lambert sounds like Sam Smith.

Review of 'Buoys' by Panda Bear

Panda Bear’s new H2O-themed album Buoys is dull as dishwater.

Albums I Never Got Round To Reviewing In 2018: Travis Scott, KIDS SEE GHOSTS, Greta Van Fleet and more...

I wasn't blogging as incessantly in 2018, but I still found time to listen to a lot of albums, some of which I wish I'd reviewed. I thought I'd take this opportunity to gloss over some of those albums.

Astroworld – Travis Scott

Travis Scott’s auto-tuned drivel doesn’t really do much for me, although I must say this is the most sophisticated auto-tuned drivel I’ve heard. The glitzy production and the star-studded array of guests shows that Travis is definitely a good orchestrater – few hip hop artists can rope together Stevie Wonder, James Blake and Kid Cudi all onto a single album, let alone a single track. The whole album feels like one big party – I just don’t care for the man at the centre of it.

★★★☆☆

BEST AND WORST NEW TRACKS OF THE WEEK 15/02/2019: Hollowlove, Bruno Mars, Avril Lavigne and more...

This week I bring you songs about loving computers, J-rock anthems and an Avril Lavigne/Nicki Minaj collaboration.