The Tallest Man on Earth, the musical moniker of Swedish singer-songwriter Kristian Matsson, has always been synonymous with intimate and introspective folk music. However, with his seventh album, Henry St., Matsson unveils a new chapter in his musical journey, …read more
Fase Luna, the third studio album by LA Priest, ventures into uncharted territories, showcasing a departure from the artist’s signature sound. While it is commendable to see an artist experiment and take risks, will it pay off for LA Priest …read more
The unique sound of vinyl Tracing its roots back to the nineteenth century gramophone, the humble turntable has been entertaining us at home for generations. During that time, a myriad of rivalling technologies have come and, in many cases, gone. …read more
Having formed in 2006 over a blueberry muffin in a high school in Calgary, art rock trio BRAIDS have been experimenting with their sound since their inception. Not quite genre-defying, but never resting creatively, how will their latest album, Euphoric …read more
BORN PINK is the latest studio album from K-Pop sensations BLACKPINK. Can this foursome bring the sounds of manufactured pop into a cohesive and genuinely good album? I might be a little late to this review (this album was released …read more
Sometimes, one track becomes so unescapable to a Richer Sounds colleague it lives in our heads rent-free, passing from one colleague to another until we’re all intimately aware and familiar with it. One that is still doing the rounds thanks …read more
Icelandic singer and general instrument whisperer JFDR has returned with her third album. Amidst her myriad of other projects and band commitments, has she managed to focus enough to produce something meaningful? Perhaps it’s just because it happens to be …read more
Perhaps sometimes overshadowed by the on-stage, online and in person antics of frontman Matt Healy, The 1975 have managed to top the charts and impress fans since their meteoric rise to fame in 2012. With their latest album, Being Funny …read more
Back with their twelfth studio album, veteran rockers Def Leppard return with Diamond Star Halos. Being one of the most well-known and respected hard rock groups ever comes with it’s own expectations however, will the band be able to keep …read more
Silverstein’s last release in 2017 was a solid entry to their longstanding career – but will their latest release show they’ve still got it, or will the strange few years that have occurred since have made them lose their edge? …read more
