Dreamland flipped the switch and decide to reflect the past rather than the future, with absolute reason if you're well aware of Joe Seaward’s near-fatal cycling accident in Dublin a couple of years ago whilst Dreamland was drafted.
Bayley, has basically invited us into his autobiographical world, among with elements of hazy, hypnotic electronica, with some personal depth lyrically (Dreamful Bliss is evident).
Although not as memorable as their Mercury Prize nominee How to Be a Human ... read more

If theirs one thing I can take away from Recover was how much this album has cemented over their past.
In contrast after their last album Simple Forms, the Kiwi duo (Who were a quartet, after 2 founding members left the band) carried on the work and here we are with an ironic name Recover.
Don't expect this to recall any trace of their cult essential Passive Me, Aggressive You; this is a home-style soothe with simplistic melodies and the first 3 songs pretty much establishes that.
Overall, I ... read more

Wow , this was an uninspiring album to churn through.
Twenty Twenty feels like a cop-out album to celebrate Ronan's 20th year as a solo-career musician (After departing Boyzone).

Twenty Twenty, is basically a forgetful copycat Ed Sheeran album that would fit in some Daytime TV show fillers.
For what I can say is it feels too safe (Like every pop artist that needs a checklist to meet the standard pop norms and will probably certify his guarantee into the corrupted UK Album Chart because of it). ... read more

I fear this will be overlooked over this summer, but Roselia has unleashed another fascinating album!
If an album makes me completely speechless (So good, you can't put words to it) then its automatically perfect territory.

The reason why I didn't rate it a full 100 score is because they've remastered Neo-Aspect (Taken from 2016 album Anfang) and placed it on this album, which I understand considering they had to reshuffle two members (Both members had to step down due to health reasons). ... read more