Edgeworth

“My heart’s hard of hearing My head’s full of sand Feet point both directions if you need a hand Blackwater reflection Lost in a city park I can’t find my way through the dark”

When You See Yourself is basically having an identity crisis and retracing back to their Nashville narrative, but I feel some inconsistency of the narrative.

Kings of Leon have proved to be consistent "fine" album, because it was inoffensive, but I feel they're holding too much ... read more

“Please, we don’t have forever. Play a song that keeps this together”

Remember their ground-breaking Christmas album Funny Looking Angels? Me neither.
Tom Smith (Editors) and Andy Burrows (Razorlight and We Are Scientists) have once again reunited at Nashville to deliver hopefully a not so forgettable album.
To say the least, this is a much more redeemable album containing a more playful and melodic tracks. Some tracks may perhaps be familiar recall of certain classic rock ... read more

"Death is not my enemy"

I fear I need to tread carefully on this album and the current divide based on the current scores, because despite this is their 9th album, this is the second album I've heard from Architects.(All Our Gods Have Abandoned Us was my last listen),..And honestly and perhaps an unpopular opinion, but I think this is a rather good album.
However, this is definitely not as good as All Our Gods Have Abandoned Us.
The sonically instrumentals are flawed but very ... read more

‘Why must a building burn before the lesson is learned?’

Ah Maxïmo Park, the last time I've heard about them they were featured in Vice's notorious list of so-called "Indie Landfill".
Granted, their are some average albums along the way, will their seventh album Nature Always Wins follow this trend?
Its safe to say their indie identity is still intact, but unlike their last 2 albums (I actually enjoyed The National Health), this is their most revamped album, ... read more