Album Reviews

Man/Woman/Chainsaw Harness Live Energy into Art-Punk Brilliance on Cannonball
South London art-punk sextet Man/Woman/Chainsaw harness their chaotic live energy into a triumphant, 4-star debut album with Cannonball.

The Joy, Panic, and Pathetic Charm of Modern Dating: Role Model’s Chuck Timely & The Hourglass Reviewed
Role Model's Chuck Timely & The Hourglass is a 4.5-star triumph, balancing gospel builds, country-rock pivots, and standout track "love I you"...

Gracie Abrams ‘Daughter from Hell’ review: Navigating rock-bottom despair with a safe pop edge
Gracie Abrams returns with Daughter from Hell, a darker, deeply vulnerable third studio album. Anchored by the devastating direct address of 'Broke...

Album Review: Suki Waterhouse strikes a brilliant, mature balance on the promising ‘Loveland’
Suki Waterhouse delivers a highly promising evolution on Loveland, an atmospheric third studio album that pairs high-level production from Aaron...

Borderline introduce themselves as New Zealand’s next massive musical export on confident self-titled debut
Auckland quartet Borderline have delivered one of the most confident debuts of the year, blending massive 80s pop grooves with...

Myles Smith embraces beautifully raw, unpolished vulnerability on debut masterpiece ‘My Mess, My Heart, My Life.’
Luton singer-songwriter Myles Smith has stepped out from the shadow of his viral success, delivering a deeply vulnerable, genre-expanding masterclass...

Zayn’s KONNAKOL Is a Confident Step Toward Something Deeper — Even If It Doesn’t Quite Get There
The fifth studio album balances South Asian heritage with mainstream R&B instincts, and mostly pulls it off. 4/5

Holly Humberstone’s Cruel World Is the Most Honest Album About Falling in Love
Holly Humberstone's sophomore album is a brilliant portrait of modern love in all its chaotic, tender, slightly unhinged glory —...
