Blue Rev by Alvvays ★★★★★
by Sebastian Ching Alvvays’ third album is a wiser and more self-assured refinement of their signature layered and dreamy indie…
Midnights by Taylor Swift, Ranked!
by Hila Davies The much anticipated tenth studio album, Taylor Swift’s Midnights, is a dazzling concoction of contemporary sounds and…
Aldous Harding ‘Warm Chris’ : Nectar for the Bored ★★★★★
By Ben Helme Harding created my favourite album of all time, 2019’s ‘Designer’, so I was excited for her much…
Alt-J: The Dream ★★★
By Jessica Pretorius Like many, my knowledge of the Alt-J doesn’t go much further than 2012’s Breezeblocks. But, when I…
Finding the BRIGHTSIDE with the Lumineers ★★★★
By Poorvika Mehra It’s been two years since the Lumineers released III, their masterpiece concept album which explored addiction through…
The Plight of the Female Brass Player
By Anna Baker The Plight of the Female Brass Player Women in music, like women all over history, have been…
Mitski Circles Through Reality on “Working for the Knife” ★★★★★
By Sharon Zheng Mitski follows up the success of her 2018 tour de force, Be the Cowboy, with her comeback…
to hell with it – PinkPantheress ★★★★
Y2K as a genre is not descriptive enough, given that it can be used to describe both the fast-paced electronic…
James Blake: Friends That Break Your Heart ★★★★★
By Sharon Zheng With Friends That Break Your Heart, James Blake architects a planetarium of loneliness, betrayal, and self-reflection; the…
Donda ★★★
By Akhilesh Huria The pursuit of commercial appeal is a bitch. The result of the TikTokification of music can be…
