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‘The Golden Age Of Not Even Trying’ by Dead! is rock and roll at its finest.

Posted on 25th January 201815th March 2019 by Rhiannon-Skye Boden

After watching the Isle Of Wight scene collapse around them, Dead! was borne out of four guys’ need to bring punk back to their community, and they haven’t slowed down since. ‘The Golden Age Of […]

Porches ‘The House’: beautiful, vulnerable, striking.

Posted on 24th January 201822nd October 2020 by Safi Bugel

Immediately after the completion of his critically-acclaimed 2016 album Pool, Aaron Maine, aka Porches, got to work on The House, his new full-length release. Indeed, a sense of continuity is clear, with the minimalism and […]

Of Mice and Men’s ‘Defy’ will make you “punch your fist in defiance”.

Posted on 23rd January 2018 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Over the course of a career that has thus far spanned almost 10 years, Of Mice and Men have undergone a number of line-up changes, with the roles of band-members constantly shifting; the most recent […]

Fall Out Boy’s ‘MANIA’ is an “Anthem for a New Generation”

Posted on 22nd January 201822nd January 2018 by The Gryphon Web Editor

The long awaited MANIA finally dropped after 9 months since it’s first track was revealed, and after being mostly scrapped just a month before the original release date back in September. While some may pine […]

Synthesis by Evanescence

Posted on 20th November 2017 by The Gryphon Web Editor

With Christmas lights being switched on across the country, ’tis apparently the season to re-release some old material (and be jolly of course). Over the last month or so, we have seen a number of […]

‘Low In Highschool’ by Morrissey

Posted on 14th November 201715th November 2017 by The Gryphon Web Editor

I first discovered Morrissey and The Smiths at fourteen through a ridiculous quiff I had decided to sprout. A boy in the year above me asked me to recite some lines from ‘There is a […]

‘Reputation’ by Taylor Swift

Posted on 14th November 20173rd March 2019 by Mikhail Hanafi

Reputation, Taylor Swift’s 6th studio album, opens with the blaring bass notes of ‘…Ready For It?’. They sound like they’d be more at home on 2013’s Yeezus, but it makes sense that Swift would dip […]

‘The Saga Continues’ by Wu-Tang Clan

Posted on 27th October 20178th April 2019 by Robbie Cairns

There was once a time when Wu-Tang Clan ruled, hailed by many as one of the most influential hip-hop groups of all time. Now, 25 years after their debut, Enter The Wu-Tang, their legacy is […]

‘The Ooz’ by King Krule

Posted on 27th October 2017 by The Gryphon Web Editor

After a four year wait since King Krule’s first album, he finally blesses us with his follow up with the eclectic The OOZ. Combining elements of jazz and more contemporary production techniques, King Krule channels […]

‘Pinewood Smile’ by The Darkness

Posted on 16th October 201718th October 2017 by The Gryphon Web Editor

The Darkness, a well-known English band originating from Suffolk, have landed their way back onto the music scene with the release of their new album Pinewood Smile. The band are best known for their hit […]

‘Heaven Upside Down’ by Marilyn Manson

Posted on 13th October 201715th March 2019 by Rhiannon-Skye Boden

Once upon a time, Marilyn Manson was America’s number one public enemy. Today, America has much bigger things to worry about, and The God of Fuck’s future in the country’s pantheon of counter-cultural icons is […]

‘We Were Raised Under Grey Skies’ by JP Cooper

Posted on 13th October 201714th October 2017 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Seemingly springing out of nowhere last year when he featured on Jonas Blue’s ‘Perfect Strangers’, JP Cooper has actually been putting music out since 2012. After much anticipation, his debut album We Were Raised Under […]

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