Emma Quin
Odd, beautiful, delicate and rough, this album is many things – and overall, it feels undeniably original.
2y
Chastity Belt deliver a beautiful album to indulge in.
2y
Sit back, chill out and prepare to have these hooks stuck in your head for the next week.
2y
It is a pleasure to hear the intimacy and cosiness as Royel Otis embrace their playful, endearingly boyish spirit, creating a really beautiful meeting of sounds. Pair this with the group’s dreamy indie melodies, and ‘Pratts & Pain’ is full of sugary sweet, woozy deliciousness.
2y
Talk Show have released one of the most jaw-dropping albums of the year so far. ‘Effigy’ is raucous, sexy, explosive and intimate- it requires your full attention.
2y
Bewitching and magnetic, Wolfe crafts a sound like no other.
2y
Conveying the emotion of each track through manipulating momentum emphasises every layer. Each instrument and texture gets its moment to shine; the production is anything but simple – it is beautiful in its meticulousness.
2y
‘Little Rope’ is an absolute artistic and stylistic feat, but with Sleater-Kinney’s accomplished track record and longstanding magnetism, that should come as no surprise.
2y
Building to a crescendo with a short, snappy finish, it’s magnetic. This is not simply an album; it’s an experience. Brilliant, mesmerising and exceptionally composed.
2y
Somehow, Priya Ragu just keeps going; each track is beautiful yet brilliant, consistently spectacular and entirely unique to her sound. There is so much to explore within ‘Santhosam’; get ready to sink your teeth in.
2y
While it is thematically not all sunshine and rainbows, the album still feels like a warm hug, as the indie veterans once again manage to bottle sunshine.
2y
Captivating, moving and heartwrenching, yet nestled on the group’s staple alt-pop rhythm, this album, or memoir, will radiate in the minds of listeners for years to come.
2y
‘Daydreamer’ is a thoughtfully crafted artwork that may make you cry, but will definitely make you dance.
2y
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