Who had a new Pulp album on their 2025 bingo card then? Seemingly dropping without any real fanfare, the first new album from the Sheffield outfit in 13 years is interesting to say the least. On the one hand More is everything fans of the band could want it to be – an almost direct…
Will Varley is back with his 7th turn around the album cycle with Machines Will Never Learn To Make Mistakes Like Me. At this point in an artists career the expectation is that they have there art down to a fine craft and while good it is maybe a little bit samey. It’s a trap…
Confession time I had never heard of Jacob Alon until this album came across my metaphorical desk. Not a real one, I don’t want anyone imagining that I’m professional. Secondary confession, I am a massive sucker for folk lead music with lyrics that make you want to cry like a small child who’s dropped their…
Any album that opens with a glorious Saxophone moment that sounds like it could be from a 70s tv show, softcore porn or a lost ABC B-Side is an album worth investing time in. Enter then Sports Team, with their 3rd album Boys These Days. Coming off the back of their critically acclaimed sophomore effort…
Lucy Dacus is a generational talent. It’s not a hot take to say that. She is a gifted songwriter with 3 critically acclaimed solo albums in her pocket, as well as being a member of one of the most significant musical groups of the last decade boygenius alongside Phoebe Bridgers & Julien Baker. Anticipation understandably…
Each time Lady Gaga puts out an album, it feels like an event. Each one preserved in it’s own ecosystem, allowing us a very brief window into her world at specific moments in her life. Mayhem, her latest is no different. We have had glimpses into the world of Mayhem, but were we ready to…
