Bruno Mars and Anderson .Paak are a match made in soul heaven: engaging, vibrant and with a self-awareness that stops the nostalgia from becoming a tired exercise in repetition. An Evening With Silk Sonic basks in the impeccable...
Punchy, almost aggressive lyrics define Tiny Little Houses’ second album, delivered through an explosion of shoegaze haze and distorted riffs. Marked by their signature poignant intensity and unflinching desire to get to the...
When Nirvana released Nevermind in 1991, they put an unrelenting exploration of psychological wounds into the hands of a generation of teenagers, and encouraged them to destroy the furniture. Thirty years on, it remains the...
“Are you ready for the storm?” IDLES lead singer Joe Talbot drawls on the opener of their fourth record Crawler. This is the Bristol band at their best; deeply melancholic and teeth bared at the world, driven by a sturdy,...
There’s a sense of tempered joy on The War On Drugs’ fifth record. Where their exploration of nostalgia and romantic aching has previously been layered within despondency, I Don’t Live Here Anymore instead focuses on these...