Consisting of Sarah Barthel and Josh Carter, American Duo Phantogram has long teetered on the edge between dark, psychedelic electronica and pop-infused melodic hooks, always managing to tread the line with relative ease. It’s a formula that’s worked extremely well …read more
Following Jhene Aiko’s previous conceptual album Trip, and its accompanying short film and poetry book, Chilombo is far less extravagant. Instead of focussing on grief and loss, this year’s album is instead based mainly on relationship failures. These days Aiko …read more
After last reviewing Dan Snaith under his Daphni alias, we checked out his return as Caribou on his latest studio album Suddenly. He reportedly made almost 1000 loops and sketches since 2014’s Our Love, read on to hear what the …read more
Everyone’s favourite anti-pop star Grimes is back with a bang, her 5th album Miss Anthropocene is as fascinating as ever and demands your attention from the very first moment… Welcome to the weird and wonderful world of Grimes, in case …read more
We last wrote about futuristic-traditionalist King Krule back in 2017, when we reviewed his Mercury Nominated Album The Ooz. Since then he has left London and had his first child, will this change of pace have any effect on his …read more
American singer-songwriter Nathaniel Rateliff returns with a new album And It’s Still Alright that is already splitting opinions. After spending the past few years performing with his rhythm and blues band The Night Sweats, what will his latest acoustic-based songs …read more
After a tough few years of law suits, touring and creating her own cosmetics line, Kesha returns once again with another upbeat pop record. Will she be able to revive the vibe that proved to be so successful on Animal …read more
Fans of Bombay Bicycle Club have had to wait three years for the band’s return, while two of their members have pursued their solo projects. How will this time apart have impacted their sound, and their ability to create music together? …read more
Mura Masa’s second album R.Y.C (Raw Youth Collage) shows a very different side to the London based artist, opting for a mainly guitar based sound, leaving much of his shiny electronic style behind. Born in Guernsey, now based in London, …read more
Some of you may already know multi-instrumentalist, rapper and singer Anderson .Paak for his solo work or guest features. His backing band Free Nationals are essential to his sound, and even though he appears on one track, their self titled …read more
