The Stylus Method’s debut EP is here and they are Ready to Roll. The Leeds-based four piece may have only formed over the last year or so, but their sound is solid and refreshing. Titular […]
Lucky Iris Reveal That it Turns Out We Should Have Stayed at Home
Lucky Iris is an alt-pop duo based in Leeds comprising of Maeve Florsheim and Jasper Exley. You may recognise Maeve and Jasper from the Leeds music scene, having both been part of the band Everyday […]
Goose Chase in the Wild
In light of their latest single release The Rich Get Richer, Hyde Park’s own Goose Chase gave me an early look at their upcoming EP which is set to release early this June. After first […]
Jason Isbell joins hands with memory in Reunions
After his last three break-through albums, including Grammy-winning ‘The Nashville Sound’, Jason Isbell had a lot to live up to. It wasn’t a musical acclaim that could ever come without its personal pressures: Isbell and […]
Gaga and Ariana Dance Through the Pain in ‘Rain on Me’
When two of the biggest names in pop announced their collaboration, the music industry was instantly changed for the better: Gaga and Grande together is a cultural reset. Fans across the world were stunned by […]
To The 1975, Here Are Some Notes On A Conditional Form
It’s difficult enough to review a 22-track album in less than 300 words let alone an album so packed with detail as this one is. The 1975’s third studio album comes a mere 91 days […]
An Homage to Florian Schneider: Kraftwerk’s Best Moments
Earlier this week, Kraftwerk’s co-founder Florian Schneider passed away. To celebrate his legacy, our writers reflect on the work of Germany’s most influential electronic music group. Autobahn (1974) “My friends and I listen to Autobahn […]
Queen of Quarantine: A review of Sophie Ellis-Bextor’s Kitchen Disco #6
Amid the monotonous day-to-day slog of this international pandemic is a sequined beacon of hope. Sophie Ellis-Bextor, everyone’s favourite posh pop princess, has blessed us with a myriad of glossy floorfillers since the turn of […]
The Pioneer of Afrobeat: A Tribute to Tony Allen
On Friday 1 May, the acclaimed drummer Tony Allen passed away at the age of 79, just weeks after the release of his latest body of work, Rejoice. Allen was widely regarded as a founder of […]
Yves Tumor – Heaven To A Tortured Mind Review
Yves Tumor’s first album Safe in The Hands of Love brought with it a distinct, gritty and uncompromising sound. Tumor utilised aesthetics of Noise and Industrial genres, blending them with Hip-Hop and R&B influences to […]
Living La Vida Lockdown: The Lads Behind the Livestreams
Our online editor Andrea Loftus (virtually) caught up with a few of the musicians and DJ’s meeting our live music needs through weekly livestreams. SANDY ROWLINGSON Sandy went to Leeds College of Music and has […]