EP Review: Yungblud- ‘Hope For The Underrated Youth’
The future of music is proving to be more about the messages spread and the impact made, rather than the composition of songs themselves. In our modern day, music is one of our most powerful tools for connection; bringing people together from far and wide to connect, inspire, and make a change. There have been […]
Album Review: Dream State – Primrose Path
Dream State, formed in 2014, have been one of my favourite bands for just over a year now. I was introduced to their music by someone with very similar taste to me, and immediately fell in love with their style, emotion and composition. Today, ahead of their European tour, the Welsh quartet released their first […]
ALBUM REVIEW: Poppy- ‘I Disagree’
From her early days as an eye-opening internet sensation to her now heavily anticipated genre-bending, third studio album, Poppy has constantly been capturing audiences in new and unexpected ways. Whether it’s her unnerving resemblance to AI, or her unique and sinister sound, it is fair to assume that something about her has caught your eye […]
Album Review: Polaris – ‘The Death Of Me’
Since 2012, Polaris have been shifting the dynamics within metalcore, creating albums that constantly push the envelope and re-imagine the constraints that were otherwise previously associated with their chosen genre. Mid-February was met with the release of the Australian group’s second studio album, ‘The Death of Me’, showcasing yet again the impeccable talent that this […]
Album Review: Dance Gavin Dance – Afterburner
If there has ever been a more defining and prominent sound within the scene, it lingers within the essence of Dance Gavin Dance. Looking beyond an often tumultuous and rocky pathway to where they are now, Dance Gavin Dance’s fifteen-year-long journey has unmasked the true makings of a passionate, unique, and ever-learning band. Regardless of […]
Album Review: The 1975 – Notes On A Conditional Form
The 1975 are certainly no strangers to pushing the boundaries, centering their work upon their individual consensus of what ‘fits’; lathering each song with an immense personal touch. Whilst it has always been lingering in the background of their projects, the English band has only recently brought out its heavily experimental and non-conforming attitude to […]