Archive for Category: "Review"
Album Review: The Ting Tings
If Nowheresville is where these sounds are from, it’s also where you can’t help but think The Ting Tings are going.
Live Review: Nada Surf
Now in their 40′s and boasting more than just a few grey hairs the New York trio are playing among some of their biggest UK shows ever, bucking the trend of diminishing returns after a certain age
Album Review: The Twilight Sad
No-one is expecting sunshine and lollipops. Good thing too. Because No One Can Ever Know is sinister in it’s darkness but generous in its quality.
Album Review – Young Empires
A debut offering that shows off Young Empires as a group more than capable of joining the dance-floor ready elite.
Live Review – The Maccabees
The band seem self assured and comfortable in their surroundings, loving every minute. They’ve played Brixton before of course but never right at the start of a tour with one eye on arenas as they do so.
Album Review – Lana Del Rey
Many have already made their minds up on Lana Del Rey and this isn’t the kind of album to change those opinions.
Album Review: The 2 Bears
When looking at its members you’d be a fool to expect a crooning country album, so it’s with little surprise but smiles all round that the record bursts with catchy dance-pop.
Album Review – First Aid Kit
Transcending the expectations of the listener, The Lions Roar has without a doubt become a contender for the most beautiful album of the year.
Album Review – Nada Surf
Quite simply and without putting too fine a point on it, this is a record full of smile-inducingly heart-winning indie-pop tunes.
Album Review – The Big Pink
Technically there’s nothing wrong with this kind of album. It’s easy listening, radio-ready for sure, but none of the songs are particularly memorable…
Album Review – The Maccabees
It’s their slowest record by far, the least immediate, the most beautiful and, by a country mile, their best.


