New EP establish Knocked Loose as the face of modern hardcore
Knocked Loose’s new EP ‘A Tear in the Fabric of Life’ take this Kentucky band from possible one album wonders to classics of the modern scene.
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Because I Love These Yearbook Pictures– In Conversation With Baby Queen (Again)
Baby Queen on The Yearbook, the Taylor Swift school of Song Writing, and being the most stylish person at Reading and Leeds
I don’t know how I got here but I’m happy I arrived – ramblings on ‘Prioritise Pleasure’
Finding Self Esteem (the band, not my own) via struggles with labels and basic description, because journalism is best served indistinct
LORDE IS BACK – THIS IS NOT A DRILL!!
Solar Power veers into chill territory as Lorde begins the lead us towards her long-awaited third album
Strap in for a Blue Weekend as Wolf Alice get dark and vibey
With a less in-your-face approach, the London legends bring a mood™ for their third, made-in-lockdown LP
Reconnecting with my Internet Religion – In Conversation with Baby Queen
Heartbreak, ruminations on poetry, and whispers of a secret past – is this an interview or a murder mystery?
Welcome to ‘Dover Beach’ – where Baby Queen’s melodrama meets moon-blanched pop shine
You may have incompatible star signs, but I guarantee your ears are compatible with this tempestuous, touching tune
The old Taylor can come to the phone – Fearless (Taylor’s Version) is 2008 all over again, only better
Stronger vocals, cleaner production, and a plethora of bonus tracks combine to form the perfect middle finger to Braun and Borchetta
The Continued Rise of the Anti-Popstar: Checking In on Baby Queen
Post-EP singles ‘Raw Thoughts’ and ‘These Drugs’ are a lesson in plaintive pop perfection.