Reviews

These Walls" stands out as a testament to Dua Lipa's versatility and willingness to explore new artistic territories. The collaboration with Pierre de Maere introduces a fresh dynamic, merging pop sensibilities with French elegance.

Shawn Mendes’ latest album, Shawn, isn’t just music—it’s a full confession, a work of art that allows us to step into his most personal thoughts. With tracks that explore love, loss, and the weight of self-discovery, Mendes reveals a new maturity and vulnerability. From the poignant opener “Who Am I” to the soul-baring “Heart of Gold” and his powerful closing cover of “Hallelujah,” Mendes shows us the Shawn he’s always meant to be.

The trajectory of Dua Lipa's career has been nothing short of captivating. Emerging onto the scene in 2015 with "Be The One," she quickly solidified her place with the chart-topping success of "New Rules," showcasing the enduring influence of...

Among the wave of ambitious bands that emerged from New York in the early 2000s, Vampire Weekend stands out for their consistent relevance and ability to evolve with each new release. Rather than resting on their laurels or attempting...

Conan Gray, widely regarded as the quintessential pop star for his generation, has undergone a notable transformation in his musical journey. From his humble beginnings as a YouTube vlogger to the emergence of his whisper-pop style that resonated with...

The sixth studio album from British rock band You Me at Six takes a daring leap into indie pop, showcasing the band's versatility and willingness to explore new musical territory.

The name Pale Waves has been on the lips of alternative music fans in Manchester for years before their debut album ‘My Mind Makes Noises’.

Since their formation in 2015, brothers Tim and Cory Race have honed a shimmering yet energetic sound that draws inspiration from icons like The Cure and Echo and the Bunnymen.

While the lyrics are powerful and emotional, they contrast with the upbeat indie rock rhythm, creating a slight sense of melancholy for the listener.

When perma-stoned metal masters Electric Wizard dropped the single ‘See You in Hell’ from this newest offering, I admit I wasn’t keen. It seemed a little too simple; too stripped-back; lacking the dense, smoke-wreathed production or gargantuan, stretched out riffs that have become the band’s trademark.