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Tag: album review

Inhaler Open Wide Album Review

June 17, 2026June 17, 2026 ReporterMusic

Open wide, the third studio album from Inhaler, is their attempt to blossom into a fresh sound but the Dublin born indie rock band seem to wilt before reaching their true potential. The album opens strong with ‘Eddie in the…

album review, Inhaler, Music

Olivia Rodrigo – You seem pretty sad for a girl so in love

June 16, 2026June 16, 2026 ReporterMusic

By Lewis Hannah ‘drop dead’ is the lead single from Olivia Rodrigo’s new album You seem pretty sad for a girl so in love. The lower case letter at the start of her single’s title is how the artist wants…

album review, Music, Music review, olivia rodrigo, Pop

Villagerrr – Carousel Album Review

June 5, 2026June 5, 2026 ReporterMusic

By Toby Wilkins On ‘Swimming,’ the penultimate track from Mark Scott’s sixth album, but second with a five-piece band, he confesses “I cried watching the TV/ It felt a lot like healing,” over an up-tempo indie rock riff. Similarly blissful…

album review, Carousel, Country, indie rock, Villagerrr

Florescence – Maisie Peters Album Review

May 29, 2026May 29, 2026 ReporterMusic

By Freya Hoare When looking at the title for Maisie Peters’ third studio album Florescence, you may think I am misspelling it. The term ‘Fluorescence’ is very much different.. When titling an album, you want the name to encapsulate the…

album review, Florescence, Journalism, Maisie Peters, Music, Music Journalism

Bladee – Sulfer Surfer Album Review

May 29, 2026May 29, 2026 ReporterMusic

Written by Toby Wilkins Over the last decade, Bladee has made a name for himself in internet circles as the most prolific and high-profile member of Swedish cloud rap collective Drain Gang. His hazy, dreamlike soundscapes, alongside ethereal, ghostly vocals,…

album review, Bladee, Cloud Rap, Drain Gang, Sulfer Surfer

All American Rejects – ‘Sandbox’ Review

May 22, 2026May 22, 2026 ReporterMusic

Written by Ella Roberts All American Rejects kept their latest album, ‘Sandbox’, a dirty little secret, for almost 14 years. During their decade long hiatus, the band took time to ‘relax and regroup’, choosing to believe they had no more music to contribute at the time. 2025 came…

album review, all american rejects, alt, Rock

Disintegration by The Cure – Album Review

May 22, 2026May 22, 2026 ReporterMusic

Written by Daisy Sherwin Ahead of The Cure’s summer tour kicking off in the UK, it was only fitting to review Disintegration, released 37 years ago this month! I don’t know if it’s even possible to write a review of…

80s, album review, Goth, Music, Post-Punk, The Cure

Leroy – Status Update Music Album Review

May 22, 2026 ReporterMusic

Written by Toby Wilkins It’s not a stretch to call Jane Remover one of the most talented musicians in the whole industry right now. Across their many aliases (the most notable of which being Jane Remover, Venturing, and Leroy) they…

album review, Dariacore, Electronic Music, Jane Remover, Leroy

Your Favourite Toy – Foo Fighters Album Review

May 8, 2026May 8, 2026 ReporterMusic

By Leah Simons Dave Grohl enters the confessional. He knows he’s done wrong and is seeking redemption. Your Favourite Toy, Foo Fighters’ 12th studio album, attempts to offer it. Thematically overflowing with hauntings of the past and the present and…

album review, Foo Fighters, Music, Music review

The Crux by Djo – album review

May 2, 2025May 3, 2025 CSMMusic, Read

By Rosie Conner  Actor Joe Keery – renowned for his role in the Netflix Hit series Stranger Things – established his reputation in music under his alias Djo. The 2022 song ‘End of Beginning’ achieved over one billion streams, allowing Djo to become a…

album review, Djo, Joe Keery, Stranger Things, The Beatles, The Crux

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