Bring Me The Horizon ‘Post Human: Survival Horror’ EP Review
Ever since 2015, with the release of ‘That’s The Spirit’ by Bring Me The Horizon, their style has progressively...
EP Review
Just Jackson ‘Heart From A Line’ Album Review
Effectually encompassing elements of Soul, R&B and Folk, Camden based Nu-Soul artist Just Jackson returns with his sophomore...
Nadia Ellewood ‘The Real You’ EP Review
Acting as an honest exploration into depression and struggles with mental health, ‘The Real You’ is the haunting...
Children of the State ‘Tragic Carpet & the Magical Wasp Gang from Notre-Dame’ EP Review
Children of the State is the kind of name you expect to belong to a po-faced post-punk band...
The Network ‘Trans Am’ EP Review
‘The Network’ are one of the biggest bands of the past 25 years, sort of…It’s actually the not-so-secret...
SPLENDORE ‘OMG, am I really feeling these feelings I’m feeling right now?’ EP Review
As an artist that has never looked to pursue the simplest route into the music scene, Italian DJ...
MYRNE ‘Wandering’ EP Review
Usually when listening to music we listen to sounds; when I first listened to Myrne’s “Wandering” EP I...
Patrik Jean ‘Consequence’ EP Review
Since first emerging with his stunning ‘L Is For’ EP in 2018, Swedish singer and songwriter Patrik Jean...
Mimah ‘Panacea’ EP Review
Here’s why you need to listen to Mimah. She’s an up-and-coming artist from the UK doing things differently....
Lissy Taylor ‘Wildflowers’ EP Review
Following a commanding introductory single ‘Mayday’ and liberating title-track ‘Wildflowers’, the British singer-songwriter Lissy Taylor shares her personally...
