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Not To Disappear by Daughter

Posted on 20th January 20164th September 2016 by The Gryphon Web Editor

After their critically acclaimed debut album If You Leave, it was hard to predict what Daughter would bring to the table with their next record. A moody and melancholy indie tone (similar to that of […]

Death Of A Bachelor by Panic! At The Disco

Posted on 20th January 20164th September 2016 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Originating from Las Vegas, Panic! At The Disco have never been short of theatricality and flamboyance, whether it be in musical style, album artwork, dress sense or in music videos. Death of a Bachelor continues […]

Blackstar by David Bowie

Posted on 10th January 20164th September 2016 by The Gryphon Web Editor

And so it has landed: the grand high Bowie has graced us with his 28th album. At 69, you would think that David Bowie would be beginning to show his age, to falter and crack. Far […]

MTV Unplugged by Placebo

Posted on 8th January 20164th September 2016 by The Gryphon Web Editor

After seven studio albums of angst-ridden power-pop, Placebo’s contribution to the long-standing MTV Unplugged series is well overdue. This Unplugged episode offers a refreshing new perspective for Placebo fans, but will do little to excite […]

Product by SOPHIE

Posted on 5th December 20154th September 2016 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Fads can be cool. Remember sneering at your mates for not being hip enough to know who White Ring were back in 2011 when you thought Witch-House was going to take over the world?  Fond […]

Few Days To Go by Fufanu

Posted on 5th December 20154th September 2016 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Penned by Rolling Stone as “Disclosure attending Bela Lugosi’s funeral”, the Icelandic band are about as weird as their name. They started off as techno duo Captain Fufani, until the theft of their master computer […]

Christmas in Reno by Cassie Ramone

Posted on 5th December 20154th September 2016 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Cassie Ramone has presented us with her second solo offering since leaving Vivian Girls, Christmas in Reno. In it she mixes the same whispy, hopeless and mildly depressive tone of her first solo album, The […]

Village Party 2 by Alex Wiley

Posted on 1st December 20154th September 2016 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Chicago’s Alex Wiley rose to prominence in 2014 with the release of Village Party. Hits like ‘Vibration’ and ‘Ova’ meant his next instalment was always going to be heavily anticipated and the official follow up, […]

Side by Side by Natalie Prass

Posted on 1st December 20154th September 2016 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Natalie Prass has made quite the impression with her debut album, earning a spot on The Rolling Stone magazine’s top artists to watch earlier in the year. Side-by-side is an EP that manages to be […]

Fit Me In by Frankie Cosmos

Posted on 22nd November 20154th September 2016 by The Gryphon Web Editor

For a reasonable amount of time, my favourite lyric has laid within RADSTEWART’s track, ‘Insane Parties.’ “If you go out and get drunk, in a Native American headdress, then you’re a cunt.” However, as Greta […]

Know-It-All by Alessia Cara

Posted on 22nd November 20154th September 2016 by The Gryphon Web Editor

The pop industry is calling out for a new starlet. Someone with the ability to write honest tracks not revolving around their recent tabloid break-up, and who aren’t ex-Disney princesses hastily trying to shake off […]

13 by Norman Westberg

Posted on 22nd November 20154th September 2016 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Although Norman Westberg is best known for co-founding and playing guitar in the band Swans, his latest release is a solo album titled 13. The album offers up three extended pieces composed by Westberg which […]

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