Revolving around the anxiety of growing up, "Drunk Tank Pink" is a little deeper and more textured than the debut album of these representatives of the new wave of British post-punk, lately called "Brexit rock". Musically, this is the same next reinvention of a long-worn wheel in a new way. There are a couple of interesting points here, but in general, it doesn't sound like something extraordinary. Thematically, the band also shows some growth, a desire for psychologism and ... read more

Well, musical 2021 began with a very decent, albeit flawed, job. In their second album, Swedish post-punkies show not only that they want to diversify the genre in which they work with their creativity, but also that they know and understand how this can be done in theory.
The main (and only) problem with "Welfare Jazz" is that it looks more like a rough draft, a collection of ideas to work with, to develop, rather than a full album. There are elements of jazz, country, electronics, ... read more

The legend is still in decent shape. The legend can release whatever he wants.

We can practice our wits as much as we like, saying that Ms. Swift is incredibly productive and able to work to earn money from her fans. But it seems she just decided not to give up the material left over from the time of writing folklore, not to leave it forgotten. Because heck it looks and sounds like the B-sides tracks from folklore. And to some extent this is correct, especially if later, in her subsequent works, these songs do not find a suitable place. Why should material that can be ... read more