by Lucy
Latin rhythms meet psychedelia on Malena’s debut album. Advertisements
Categories: Album Review, Review • Tags: Album Review, Aliso, Debut Album, Dreampop, Latin, Listen, Malena Zavala, Psychedelia, Psychedelic, Review, Should I Try
by Tom Roden
Electropop just got the strength that it’s been missing for a while.
Categories: Album Review, Listen, Review • Tags: Album Review, Alternative, Debut Album, Electro, Electro-Rock, Electronic, Electropop, Krychek, Listen, Review, Rock
by Tom Roden
Mexican producer’s debut album is less an LP than a long mix
Categories: Album Review, Review • Tags: Album Review, Debut Album, Detritus, Dodgy, Dub, Electronic, Future Garage, House, Meru Mana, Plastered, Techno, Tosser
by Tom Roden
The best debut album in a long time For fans of: Synthpop; Years & Years Wow. Just wow. It’s not often that any album can leave me speechless, so it’s even more remarkable that it’s a debut album. Swiss Lips’ self-titled debut dropped two months ago, but I’m only just ready to use words to describe how good it is.
Categories: Album Review, Review • Tags: Books, Carolyn, Debut Album, Honey, Over And Over, Review, Running Away, Swiss Lips, U Got The Power
by Tom Roden
Stunning debut mixes primal power with fragile beauty Sounds like: Pure powerful noise; Gallows; Pure Love; Marilyn Manson Listen to: ‘By the Wayside’; ‘Deadpan Riot’; ‘Skeletons’ God Damn’s debut album ‘Vultures’ has finally dropped, and their ferocious brand of noise rock is as powerful and ear-busting as ever. While the album may open (properly) with the primal pounding and vicious vocals of ‘When The Wind Blows’, this album throws a few curveballs to those who were expecting a raw wall […]
Categories: Album Review, Review • Tags: By The Wayside, Deadpan Riot, Debut Album, God Damn, Review, Silver Spooned, Skeletons, Sullen Fun, Vultures, When The Wind Blows
