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The Dark by Chelsea Wolfe: A masterclass in emotional songwriting
Emotion riffles through this masterwork by Chelsea Wolfe and it sticks in the mind after the final swan song has been played, which in truth, shows the effect the music has on the listener.
Stray Dogs by Nothing But Thieves: An album of reason and truth
This is a gift from Nothing But Thieves, an album of reason and truth, a record on the borderline. The band do not force their points like jagged ends though, as they let them fall freely into a cathartic bundle. And Stray Dogs is the new one, the new path, a distinctive portrayal of despairing thoughts and unhinged love.
Wasia Project presents a matured sound with ‘Nocturne’
Wasia Project’s debut album, Nocturne, represents a maturation of their sound, as they move from soft acoustics to developed production.
A review of Phoebe Bridgers’ cathartic new album ‘Lost Weekend’
Musician Phoebe Bridgers has become a phenomenon in a solo capacity as well as being part of a collective called boygenius, in which has created some of the most poignant songs. In truth, she’s an enigma, a vessel with so many ideas, with so much inspiration flapping around in her head.
“The dance floor is dead”: Charli xcx’s Music, Fashion, Film
Charli xcx’s Music, Fashion, Film represents a distinct departure from the previous BRAT era. Instead of the dance-pop and rave styles of BRAT, Charli’s new album leans into acoustic and rock production, with the use of heavy drums and guitar.
A retrospective on Beyoncé’s RENAISSANCE
As Beyoncé’s RENAISSANCE approaches it’s fourth anniversary, let’s take a look back at the album.
Pretty sad or a girl so in love? How Olivia Rodrigo’s new lyrics tell a chronological story
The modern princess of pop ballads and soul-crushing songwriting is back.
