All posts tagged songs
INTRODUCING: TOM GRENNAN
Tom Grennan shot into the public sphere after featuring on Chase and Status’ single ‘When It All Goes Wrong’. Since then, he has released his own EP and has recently […]
It was 50 years ago today, so is Sgt. Pepper still worth the fuss?
We will likely never be rid of the monumental influence of The Beatles, but does the cultural and political legacy of their seminal and most highly celebrated work have much […]
LIVE REVIEW: Isaac Gracie @ The Working Men’s Club, 23/05/17
★★★★ Golden curtains sheen. A red heart glows. The singer-song writer Isaac Gracie stands in front of these shimmering stage pieces, with a guitar in hand and his face hidden […]
Festival Preview: Parklife
Parklife Festival returns for the seventh year running, taking over Manchester’s Heaton Park on 10th and 11th June 2017. Run by the founders of the notable Warehouse Project, Parklike Festival […]
THE BEST GIGS TO SEE THIS MAY
Now we are out of the winter months, musicians come out of their recording studios and show us what they’ve been up to. May is great month to go out […]
Album of the Week: Kendrick Lamar’s Damn
I’m just going cut straight to the chase – Damn is the best album of 2017. Lamar is too good for any other artist to catch him (sorry Drake). Saying […]
Album Review: Johnny Flynn’s ‘Sillion’
“[Sillion] is an expansive album that is tinged with sadness whilst also being obscured by memories”. ★★★★ According to Wikipedia, sillion is the ‘thick, voluminous, and shiny soil turned over […]
ALBUM REVIEW: Mallory Knox’s ‘Wired’
★★★ Mallory Knox’s latest release is entertaining and accessible but lacks variety. According to their label, RCA, Mallory Knox are becoming ‘the vital voice of the modern rock generation’. Although […]
ALBUM REVIEW: LAURA MARLING’S ‘SEMPER FEMINA’
“Distinct and Powerful” ★★★★ Nowadays, people sometimes find it hard to find a place for folk music. For some, folk’s authenticity has been moulded into mediocrity and banality, physically manifested […]