BEST AND WORST NEW TRACKS OF THE WEEK 11/03/2015: The Prodigy, Sun Kil Moon, Mumford & Sons and more...

Soko and Ariel Pink are sounding like the Human League, Mumford and Sons are sounding like Coldplay and M.I.A. is sounding like PSY. It’s equal parts smiles, equal parts frowns this week.

Review of 'Dark Sky Paradise' by Big Sean

‘Baby, I want you to take me serious’ is the hook on the fifth track of this album, which basically sums up Big Sean’s intentions here.

Review of 'Rose Mountain' by Screaming Females

New Jersey punk trio, Screaming Females, are priviledged to have such a badass vocalist. Whilst I wouldn’t go so far as to call her style ‘screaming’ as the band name suggests, it’s definitely a step up in intensity from your usual average rock chick vocals - a kind of manic, blood-pumping wail of sorts more similar to Siouxsie Sioux or that dude from Glassjaw (forgive me if I’m just listing off random names. It’s how us music bloggers work).

BEST AND WORST NEW TRACKS OF THE WEEK 04/03/2015: Action Bronson, Toro y Moi, Kanye West and more...

Congratulations. You all survived the winter. Now we’ve entered Spring, the season of rebirth. The leaves and the bees and wild Kanyes are all re-emerging and everyone’s happy and frolicking in the streets because 2015’s going to be the best year since 2014. I CAN JUST FEEL IT.

Anyway, here are the best and worst tracks of the week.

BEST AND WORST NEW TRACKS OF THE WEEK 25/02/2015: Everything Everything, Riff Raff, Best Coast and more...

This week Everything Everything get groovy, Best Coast get hazy and Riff Raff gets wavy.

Review of 'Sour Soul' by BADBADNOTGOOD and Ghostface Killah

Sour Soul has all the instrumental grandeur of a Bond movie. Why then is Ghostface Killah not rapping about fast cars and hot women and gunfights like he always does? Why instead is he giving us nutritional tips?

Review of 'If You're Reading This Its Too Late' by Drake

‘If I die, I’m a legend’.