Album Reviews
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Weezer - Van Weezer
Alt-rockers Weezer is back with a unique album, to say the least. ‘Van Weezer’ has been advertised as the band’s homage to metal and promises to be full of heavy riffs mixed in with the classic Weezer format. I’ve been keeping my eye on this since it was announced so without any further delay, here...
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Paramore - This Is Why
If there is one band that isn’t afraid of breaking the mould, Paramore may be that band. Changing their sound is something the band has done throughout their career however when the single ‘This Is Why’ dropped back in September I think the majority of the rock world where taken by surprise at just how...
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Pale Waves - Who Am I?
Pale Waves are back with ‘Who Am I?’. The indie-rock quartet has captured the hearts of many with its unique sound and charisma. The album has garnered a lot of attention including debuting at number 3 on the official UK album charts. An incredible feat for the band’s second album! With the mass amount of...
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Dear Seattle - Someday
Dear Seattle have returned with their second full-length album titled ‘Someday’. The Australian Indie Rockers will be hoping to continue their momentum generated from their 2019 album release titled ‘Don’t Let Go’, and judging by the reception fans have given to the singles released so far, they may be onto a winning formula. Here’s what...
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Bombay Bicycle Club - I Had the Blues But I Shook Them Loose (Live at Brixton)
Bombay Bicycle Club’s new live album ‘I Had the Blues But I Shook Them Loose (Live at Brixton)’ is a celebration of the bands pre-pandemic live shows, more specifically giving us a listen into the bands sold out November 2019 show at Brixton Academy. The show saw the band playing the entirety of their 2009...