Tilian Pearson has also been pushing a career as a solo artist for several years now, and with his fourth album, ‘Factory Reset’, he has set out to re-establish his own electro-tinged pop-rock. Read More
With music this good and self-awareness this high, Havelocke may just be a band that we’ll see adorning the walls of the new generation of alt kids, and that’s something that the old guard shouldn’t mind one bit. Read More
Loss is something that we all experience in one way or another, but rarely do we address our grief in such frank and honest terms. The brutality of its address is what makes ‘The Art Of Losing’ essential listening. Read More
‘This Is This’ is a brilliant record for Grouplove’s life in the pandemic: fed up, self-reflective, but optimistic. Read More
Bands with something to say almost always do well, and Pet Needs have a lot to say. Better still, they say it so well in songs that sound so good. If this is what they’ve managed to crank out for their full-length debut, their future looks very bright indeed. Read More
‘Little Oblivions’ is a heavy and at times uncomfortable listen, and is so personal that it almost feels like an invasion of privacy to indulge in it. But, if you’re emotionally prepared to delve into this one, it’s worth your time. Read More
‘Dark & Beautiful Secrets’ is definitely a grower and not a shower, so be prepared to give the record a couple spins. Read More
An ex isn’t the only thing that can break your heart – any emotional exposure comes with its own risk. But, instead of shying away from these formative experiences, GIRLI tackles them head on. Read More
Playing in the space of a full-length record is maybe not what The Young Hearts are best at, but they still have the potential to explore more, if they still have the drive. Read More
Think of ‘Paranoia’ as a taster session for what Maggie Lindemann may have to offer in the future, and you’ll undoubtedly get excited for what’s yet to come. Read More
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