The strength of Allie X’s artistry has avoided the tricky sophomore album situation and come through with a cracking collection of intelligent pop tracks on “CollXtion II”, which speak out louder in brilliance than that of the critically acclaimed debut.
“Cinematography II : Back In The Habit” allows Rod Thomas to go to spaces in spacey sonic pop which he hasn’t crossed into for the better part in his artistic incarnation as Bright Light Bright Light.
A lifetime of music study and meticulous attention to detail by St. Lucia's masterbrains Jean-Philip Grobler is at the crux of the determined drive behind t...
The Swiss Lips debut album has finally landed! Well with me yes for a few weeks now, with the rest of you it is but a click of Itunes away from being in yo...
Boston’s synth tripping collective Magic Man recently shipped over their indie-embraced electro buzzing anthem “Paris” in an attempt to raise their profile ...
When most budding musicians / producers of Madeon’s age would pretty much be dreaming of the day that they might cut a record, in the case of the young Fren...
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It doesn’t happen so often, when I am sent an unassumingly presented debut album as introduction to a new band or new artist who ...
English singer-songwriter Foxes has been under the radar of many since the release of her well-received debut EP and now, following the release of critical ...
"You can't illegalise love."
Jam Rostron's rejection of gender assignment has always been most notable in her choice of warped, pitch-shifted vocals. Whe...
As 2013 comes to a close, it's time to reflect on those albums and EPs that really defined our listening experience this year. Initially when we were thinki...
The album everyone was dreading to review, mainly because it comes from an icon, is finally among us (well officially out on Dec. 3rd). The legendary Mi...
Move over Katy, stop all your twerking Miley, and hand over the tarnished crown Madonna (you haven’t done much recently to deserve it anyway), pop extra...
There’s something about the art of reinvention which deserves immense applause (A-P-P-L-A-U-S-E). Whether it’s the Queen of Pop Madonna evoking yet another ...
Since self-proclaimed boy robot, Simon Curtis, released 2011's critically-acclaimed RA, a sugary pop confection that put some life back into the stale genre...
