Bella Fleming
Blue Rev is an album that begs to be played live. Whilst as a whole the album still sounds very Alvvays, there’s a definite lack of cohesion and a punchy feel missing on the group’s third album. Blue Rev is a slightly disappointing return from such a brilliant indie band.
3y
It’s not hard to tumble into Jacklin’s silky vocals and vivid lyricism and overlook just how clever and masterful her songwriting is. PRE PLEASURE is truly a testament to Julia Jacklin’s ability to adapt and grow as a songwriter.
3y
Flume’s newest album is a mixed bag, with a number of brilliant tracks interspersed with some forgettable moments in between.
4y
Almost as if to mimic her life in the spotlight, the album consists of many catchy, upbeat songs with heavier lyrics expressing her inner discontent at this heightened success.
4y
Cyrus has found the perfect balance of pushing her own musical boundaries whilst proving she’s one of the strongest and bravest names in the constant celebrity whirlwind.
5y
Taking listeners in a new direction on his second full-length outing, Orca sees Gus Dapperton tackle strong themes of mental health struggles and finding acceptance in his most transparent and honest piece of work yet.
5y
A record that’s bound to solidify The Chats’ name as a truly unique proposition.
6y
Her multicultural background and years of travelling come over strongly across the record.
6y
Days of the Bagnold Summer showcases the best of Belle and Sebastian as they revisit their classic signature sound.
6y
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