Alt-country raconteur Ryan Adams’ newly released album Prisoner follows up the tepidly received 1989. His re-imagining of Taylor Swift’s album of the same title was generally regarded as a fun idea on paper, less so in practice. But that’s not …read more
San Francisco-born multi-instrumentalist and songwriter Hanni El Khatib graces our ears once again with his new double album Savage Times, serving up more of the gritty, fuzzy, low-slung rock n’ roll that has become his signature since his first few …read more
This month saw the fastest selling male debut album of the decade, beating giants Ed Sheeran and Sam Smith. Human is the first full length release from rising star Rag ‘n’ Bone Man and it has already made a huge …read more
A few weeks ago, large posters in purple, pink, and orange hues began adorning the curved walls of London tube stations. They depicted a figure cautiously making its way across craggy rock formations, looking not unlike some of the tube …read more
“Today I’m only human, but know that when I die, my grave gon’ be my music, my soul is living through it”. Those are some of the first lines that woozily bubble up from “All About Me”, the first single …read more
Train have led an odd journey over their career in music. Storming out of the post-grunge scene of the late 90’s and hitting their stride, oddly enough, with a (usually) catchy pop-rock blend. But can ‘A Girl, a Bottle, a …read more
We’re only a month in but 2017 has already been filled with albums from some elite artists. The trend continues as The xx joins the party with their third studio album entitled I See You. The familiar artwork followed by …read more
Albin Lee Meldau, the up-and-coming 27-year-old Swedish singer-songwriter, describes his newly released four-track EP as a “hopelessly romantic’s naïve love story”, and it’s sure to bring a rush of emotions to every listener. Albin’s musical passion arose from a young …read more
