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…
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Streaming Purge: A weekend of Physical Media only
By Lewis Hannah Since the late nineties, with the creation of Napster by Sean Parker, the music industry and how music is listened to has completely flipped on its head. From post World War Two up until the turn of the millennium physical music media,…
Olivia Rodrigo – You seem pretty sad for a girl so in love
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…
A Guide to Liverpool’s Independent Music Venues
By Anayo Eltringham Onuora At the heart of Liverpool’s contemporary music scene is its independent music venues, which play a vital role in supporting emerging artists, fostering local communities, and preserving the city’s rich musical heritage. Liverpool’s reputation as a…
Pink Floyd Release New ‘8-Tracks’ Album
By Alex McFerren Progressive rock giants Pink Floyd have released a new compilation album with some unusual tracks included. Pink Floyd have been around for over six decades now, releasing groundbreaking progressive rock albums throughout their entire career, and now…
From Pop Icons to Rock Legends: Why music biopics are booming
By Liv Wilks With the recent release of ‘Michael’, the biopic has made its box office debut at over $700 million since April 24th. This makes us ask: Why do we, as an audience, enjoy biopics so much? Some of…
Lola Young-The Stage Collapse, and a triumphant return.
By Lewis Hannah We know the popular music artist loves the spotlight, but maybe this is only when things are going well? What happens when the spotlight is shining on an artist during a moment of vulnerability or embarrassment too hard to deal with? …
Los Campesinos! at Epic Norwich 29/05/26
By Lily Cottrell Confession: I hadn’t really listened to Los Campesinos! before I went to see them play Norwich’s Epic, I’d only heard a few songs and barely knew anything about them. I was definitely won over by their set,…
In retrospect: Off the Wall by Michael Jackson
By Liv Wilks. In honour of ‘Michael ‘ skyrocketing at the box office, now is the perfect time to revisit an album that shaped years of sound – Off the Wall. At a short runtime of 41 minutes, Off the…
Jalen Ngonda, Doctrine of Love – Album Review
By Anayo Eltringham Onuora Jalen Ngonda’s second studio album sits comfortably in the sweet spot between classic soul and contemporary gospel, combining rich, rippling textures with rounded melodic patterns. Doctrine of Love is steeped in the familiar nostalgia of 60s Motown, yet remains soulful,…