Album Reviews

Harry Styles – ‘Fine Line’ review: packed with personality and charm (and saucy lyrics)

The former One Directioner has come good on his early promise

Hannah Mylrea - 9th December 2019

Album Reviews

XXXTentacion – ‘Bad Vibes Forever’ review: a posthumous record of thin, over-embellished material

The second album released since the rapper's death is a case of diminishing returns

Kyann-Sian Williams - 6th December 2019

Album Reviews

Camila Cabello – ‘Romance’ review: earth-shattering pop tunes and tentative ballads

The Cuban-American pop queen deviates from her trademark sound on album number two

Hannah Mylrea - 6th December 2019

Album Reviews

Liam Payne – ‘LP1’ review: eclectic sounds, but little depth

It's meant to showcase his maturity, but ‘LP1’ finds the former One Direction star so focused on ticking boxes that he forgets to have fun

El Hunt - 6th December 2019

Album Reviews

Roddy Ricch – ‘Please Excuse Me For Being Antisocial’ review: Atlanta rapper exists in his own lane

The hyped star's debut points to a promising future

Kyann-Sian Williams - 5th December 2019

Album Reviews

Sam Wise – ‘Sorry You Were Saying (SYWS)’ review: the House of Pharaohs rapper exerts his eclectic talent

The rapper proves his impressive ability to mix and match diverse sounds

Kyann-Sian Williams - 4th December 2019

Album Reviews

Jack Peñate – ‘After You’ review: an impressively experimental album after a decade MIA

This comeback represents a bold new chapter for the indie hero

Rhian Daly - 29th November 2019

Album Reviews

The Game – ‘Born 2 Rap’ review: a sprawling swan-song from an all-time great

The Game explores his legacy with classic samples and riffs on his signature material

Will Lavin - 29th November 2019

Album Reviews

Tinashe – ‘Songs For You’ review’: underrated pop star hopscotches from one sound to the next

Tinashe's fourth album boasts flashes of her distinct personality, which is also sometimes obscured by genre-hopping

Thomas Hobbs - 28th November 2019

Album Reviews

William Patrick Corgan – ‘Cotillions’ review: Smashing Pumpkins frontman’s solo album is a mixed bag

This is more gentle and folky than his last solo album 'Ogilala’, but the famously controlling musician often overcooks his lyrics and melodies

Elizabeth Aubrey - 26th November 2019