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Was this as bad as Dissimulation? No. Is this a good album? No. Was I bored? Yes. I had pretty low expectations for All Over the Place. KSI is a charismatic YouTuber no doubt (certainly not my cup of tea, but 36 million people would disagree), but he is not an interesting rapper. Granted, this album manages to have some interesting and engaging moments, but KSI's delivery is just no there for me. Sadly, he seems to lack the level of passion and grit some of these songs need to carry them, ... read more

Undeniably the more talented of the Smith siblings (or creative) and with all the money one needs to be successful (and a helping heap of nepotism) Willow manages to create a decent rock crossover with lately I feel EVERYTHING, albeit one that has some pretty sharp dips in quality, My biggest problem with Willow's latest album is that for a sub 30-minute album, too much time is wasted on slightly above-average alternative rock (and in the case of of FUCK YOU, an utterly terrible whatever that ... read more

An often harshly criticised artist for the misconception that she is an industry plant, Clairo really out-dose herself on Sling, blending the worlds of bedroom pop and folk into an intimate and engaging package. The thing that initially grabbed my attention with this record is just how clean the production is. Claire's DIY sensibilities are still there, however with the help of Jack Antanoff (a name that is practically inescapable in the world of pop music these days), a superb level of detail ... read more

To me, the greatest mystery in music of the last 10 years is how Dance Monkey reached number 1 in over thirty countries. How is it that Tones and I is just about the biggest thing to come out of Australia since Tame Impala (and even then, her success eclipses that of Kevin Parker). Why do I ask this? Because every time I decide to engage in her music, I am lost for words. There is nothing redeemable, interesting or new on offer. Welcome To The Madhouse is no different. Rarely has a body of ... read more