Review of 'Famously Alive' by Guerilla Toss

Despite sounding poppier and more positive, the Boston band keep things enjoyably chaotic. 

BEST NEW TRACKS OF THE WEEK 17/06/2022: Jockstrap, Pharrell Williams, Meat Wave and more…

I was spoilt for choice this week when it came to rad music. Consequently, there are no ‘worst’ tracks this week. It’s all bops, no flops. Artists featured this week include Jockstrap, Pharrell Williams, Meat Wave, Big Scary Indian, Chrome Daphne, Fox Fagan and more…

BEST AND WORST NEW TRACKS OF THE FORTNIGHT 10/06/2022: Jockstrap, Jack Harlow, The Koreatown Oddity and more…

From Jockstrap to Jack Harlow, there’s something for all types of music listener this week. Other artists featured include The Koreatown Oddity, Greytooth, EVNTYD and St Vincent.

Double Review: ‘Immutable’ by Meshuggah and ‘Parrhesia’ by Animals As Leaders

Immutable and Parrhesia both succeed in being face-meltingly heavy and impressively complex metal albums - even if they are both utterly exhausting to listen to.

Review of ‘Mr Morale & The Big Steppers’ by Kendrick Lamar

Mr Morale & The Big Steppers is a masterpiece – and quite possibly my favourite Kendrick album to date.

BEST AND WORST NEW TRACKS OF THE FORTNIGHT 27/05/2022: Kendrick Lamar, Rina Sawayama, OSEES and more…

It’s time to round up the most fantastic singles of the fortnight (yeah, I skipped a week again). This week’s roundup features bangers from Kendrick Lamar, Rina Sawayama, OSEES, Ocean Flaws, Carly Shea, Josephine Philip and Palps.

BEST AND WORST NEW TRACKS OF THE WEEK 13/05/2022: Kendrick Lamar, black midi, Personal Trainer and more…

Kendrick Lamar is finally back! Plus there’s a new loony track from black midi. Other artists featured this week include Personal Trainer, SONS and Huwbergine.

Review of ‘Mainstream Sellout’ by Machine Gun Kelly

I decided to give the new MGK album a listen. Oh boy…

BEST AND WORST NEW TRACKS OF THE WEEK 06/05/2022: Flume, Lady Gaga, Justin Bieber and more…

The new Lady Gaga and Justin Bieber tracks are not great. But the new Flume song slaps. And there’s some great underground singles from M(h)aol, Otoboke Beaver and Meltt.