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Maisie Peters - Florescence
Maisie Peters
Florescence
2026 • LP
70
May 30
Gracie Abrams - Hit the Wall
Gracie Abrams
Hit the Wall
2026 • Single
100
May 14
KNEECAP - FENIAN
KNEECAP
FENIAN
2026 • LP
85
May 7
Noah Kahan - The Great Divide
Noah Kahan
The Great Divide
2026 • LP
85
Apr 23
Holly Humberstone - Cruel World
Holly Humberstone
Cruel World
2026 • LP
80
Apr 15
Against The Current - Heavenly
Against The Current
Heavenly
2026 • Single
80
Apr 2
U2 - Days of Ash EP
U2
Days of Ash EP
2026 • EP
70
Feb 19
Birdy - Young Heart
Birdy
Young Heart
2021 • LP
100
Feb 6
Holly Humberstone - To Love Somebody
Holly Humberstone
To Love Somebody
2026 • Single
100
Jan 24
Harry Styles - Aperture
Harry Styles
Aperture
2026 • Single
70
Jan 23

Recent Reviews

U2 - Days of Ash EP
70

This is honestly probably the best collection of music U2 has released in a long time. It's nothing out of this world, but it's nice to see that U2 still stand on the correct side of history.

Birdy - Young Heart
100

I was debating whether to give Young Heart a 90–95, but I ultimately concluded that this album deserves even more appreciation for its artistic beauty, comforting instrumental backing and heavenly vocals. It’s the kind of album I can have on repeat without realising it, a gentle soundtrack to life that perfectly complements the cosy, reflective nature of the seasons. Birdy truly created something special, and it’s definitely among my all-time favourite albums.

YUNGBLUD - Idols
95

I enjoy Yungblud's music; I think a lot of the hate is forced.

But this is the first time I can say with confidence he's produced an outstanding album. It's artists like Yungblud who have a platform to revive early Britpop, and I'm all for it.

The album features a handful of truly memorable songs, and moving away from his collaborations with MGK and KSI to work with Steven Tyler and Billy Corgan is a significant step towards being respected and recognised as an impactful ... read more

Horrible Histories - Dick Turpin
90

He was no Prince Charming, but he certainly could charm with that voice.

Taylor Swift - Lover
55

You can certainly spell "awesome" without this album.

Taylor does a complete 360 with Lover, quickly abandoning the darker edge of Reputation in favour of a bubbly, surface-level pop sound. The album often feels childish, with uneven production and songs that lack real emotional weight. Instead of presenting a cohesive artistic statement, it comes across as a messy collection of bright, sugary tracks that fail to connect.

More than anything, Lover highlights the sense of music ... read more


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