Collapsed in Sunbeams might be a COVID era release now, but the vulnerability is no less present after a few years – let’s take a look back on this gorgeous release. There’s a quiet bravery in how Collapsed in Sunbeams …read more
There are few bands who can successfully get away with sounding both completely out of their minds and totally in control at the same time. The Pixies have always existed somewhere in that space, a bizarre intersection of noise, melody, …read more
Bon Iver is a musical project by American-born Justin Vernon. Since his debut in 2008, he has blown away indie and folk lovers with his dulcet falsetto tones and incredible lyricism. Releasing 7 albums since his debut, every instalment has …read more
After spending years creating a more experimental album with 2020’s Gigaton, Pearl Jam are back with a return to their sonic roots with Dark Matter. However with a signature sound dating back to the 90’s, will Pearl Jam still be …read more
We’ve loaded up Tidal, got it in maximum quality – and promptly forgot, for a brief moment, that sludge metal might not need the highest bitrate and sample going. But it’s Melvins! And the subscription is paid for so it’s …read more
French electronic duo Justice are finally back after what feels like an eternity since their groundbreaking debut album, Cross, released in 2007. Known for their unique blend of rock-infused techno/electro/evenalittlebitofdisco, Justice’s sound has been consistently impressive and hard to imitate. …read more
US duo Act Tragic return for their second album, an eleven song collection suffused with spectral gloom & an endearing lack of concern for wearing influences lightly. While Ohio resident Eric Peraza’s vocals belong firmly to an American alt folk …read more
Taylor Alison Swift is larger than life in this high energy ‘The Eras Tour’ concert filmed at the packed 70,000 capacity ‘SoFi’ Stadium in California. Distributed through AMC Theatres and Cinemark Theatres after negotiations with major studios fell through Taylor …read more
Esben and the Witch, the Brighton-based band known for their ethereal and genre-defying sound, returns with their sixth studio album, Hold Sacred. Will they hold true to their nature? Will they continue to defy musical boundaries with their trademark introspection …read more
Bring on the trumpets! Enter Shikari, the St Albans stalwarts, have returned with their seventh studio album, A Kiss For The Whole World. This record literally bursts open with a regal fanfare of trumpets, signifying an unexpected and exciting new …read more
