Late 2000’s R&B fans will be thrilled to hear of T-Pain’s latest album release “OBLiViON”, but as the phoenix rises from the flames, will he be able to reach his former heights? Teddy Pain, better known to the world as …read more
The ever-creative musical legend Björk returns after two years spent writing and recording her latest album Utopia. It marks the beginning of a new chapter in her life, and as she moves on from her troublesome marriage, will her songwriting …read more
As the fourth studio album under the alias Baths, Will Wiesenfeld has released Romaplasm. With such high reviews for his previous work, despite only being around for seven years, can the 28 year old electronic prodigy keep up the pace? …read more
Fans of both Morrissey and The Smiths will be eager to hear what the legendary songwriter has whipped up on his latest album Low In High School, but will it live up to the hype? Steven Patrick Morrissey has been …read more
Having effectively formed a huge part of the rock sound of the 00’s, Evanescence have returned with their new studio album, Synthesis, but will a collaborative effort with a full orchestra to re-work the past go over well? The album …read more
With her eighth studio album with us (admittedly her first Christmas themed one) Sia’s new release Everyday Is Christmas is clearly marketed at the holidays, but can it stand up on its own merits? With a massive dose of doo-wop positivity …read more
Hailing from the hip-hop city of Detroit, Grammy-nominated Kid Rock (real name Robert James Ritchie) is back with his 11th studio album, Sweet Southern Sugar. But will it go down as smooth as intended? Having crossed musical genres like …read more
Back with their 11th studio album, punk activists Anti-Flag’s new release, American Fall is with us. Will the band still manage to remain relevant after all this time in such a rapidly changing world? Having formed up in the late …read more
Returning with their 12th album, Destroyer (the brainchild of Dan Bejar) is back with new studio album ken, named for the working title of “The Working Ones” by Suede. But will a release named for another band’s work be something …read more
Bibio’s Phantom Brickworks is far from your average album, but if you are looking for something out of the ordinary, look no further… Phantom Brickworks is less of an album as such, and more of a collection of spaces and the transitions between …read more
