Edwin McFee
Equal parts brutal and beautiful, this epic offering is a cinematic affair that sees the Falkirk four-piece firing on all cylinders creatively.
2y
Finnish voyagers Insomnium embark on a single-track epic.
6y
Taking inspiration from classic concept albums such as Queensrÿche’s Operation: Mindcrime and Fear Factory’s Demanufacture, Philly thrashers Vektor have set their sights on the stars for their mammoth third album Terminal Redux.
7y
The Coronas’ major label debut is bursting with ambition.
6mo
The former reality TV contestant and current X Factor judge really needed to up her game with her fourth solo outing. Unfortunately, her latest effort sees her stumble, in some cases, spectacularly so.
6mo
Seminal Seattleites unveil solid new chapter.
2mo
Blake has served up a tasty second course in the form of Overgrown: there’s plenty here for both fans and new comers to sink their teeth into.
6mo
At 50-ish minutes, W^W^^W^W is the sound of a band at the peak of their powers.
5y
Fans of Gnarls Barkley, Scissor Sisters and ‘60s era French pop will adore this record.
6mo
Jukebox is their third record and, somewhat disappointingly, it offers yet another sanitised serving of tweenage diet pop.
6mo
Rap royalty deliver a remarkable collaborative effort.
6mo
Karin from The Knife makes desolate but inspiring dance record.
6mo
The ten tracks consist of DJ-friendly unmixed sonic assaults and fans of modern dance music will adore the clutter-free production and engaging rhythms.
5mo
Sgt Emo’s Lonely Hearts Club Band delivers a less than thrilling album.
6mo
This writer is a firm believer that every album you pick up should be a universally accessible experience. Solitude, sanctuary and silence spawn an exorcism of sorts.
6mo