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REVIEW: the first single in 2021 from Liverpool's Zuzu, titled "Timing," is finally here
Following on from one of my favourite releases of last year (the How It Feels EP), Zuzu has returned with “Timing."

Amiee Bolger
Jun 23, 20211 min read


REVIEW: Caravella’s “Cigarettes in the Sunshine” kicks off your chill summer playlist
“Cigarettes in the Sunshine” is Caravella’s stab at the quintessential chill summer single.
McKinzie Smith
Jun 10, 20211 min read


REVIEW: Maisie Peters and James Bay duet in epic love song, ‘Funeral’
All the other love songs can go home because Maisie Peters has put every all-consuming, gut-wrenching, gorgeous feeling into this one...

Caitlin Taff
May 10, 20212 min read


REVIEW: Ella Rosa's cover of “Englishman in New York” is impressively elegant
If you’ve been looking for a jazzy cover of an 80s pop hit, look no further than Ella Rosa’s new version of Sting’s “Englishman in New...
McKinzie Smith
May 7, 20212 min read


REVIEW: happydaze release their heartfelt new song, "All Away"
“All Away” sits somewhere between the lyrical stylings of Bearings, the atmosphere building abilities of Grayscale, with additional...

Amiee Bolger
May 7, 20211 min read


REVIEW: cleopatrick make music for sad youths searching for honesty and genuineness
"FAMILY VAN" is the newest track from Canadian rock duo cleopatrick, a band made up of best friends Luke Gruntz on vocals and guitar, and...
cherri cheetah
May 3, 20213 min read


REVIEW: "Plebeian" by Treasure is a relaxing, contemplative experience
Treasure is both soulful and spacy, toeing a fine line between R&B, bedroom pop, and indie rock.
McKinzie Smith
May 3, 20212 min read


REVIEW: London Grammar goes just a little bit baroque in "Californian Soil"
London Grammar’s third record, Californian Soil, kicks off with a cinematic high. The prologue to the record (simply titled “Intro”) is a...
McKinzie Smith
Apr 22, 20214 min read


REVIEW: "bittersweet," the unflinching and otherworldly new EP from lotusbliss
"bittersweet" is an unflinching look at distorted childhood memory and the sadness that can come with growing up.

Amiee Bolger
Apr 16, 20212 min read


REVIEW: Low Island's debut album is finally here - and it rips
Low Island's debut album finds the glittering light amongst the dingy depths of growing up anxious.
Joe Callon
Apr 16, 20211 min read


REVIEW: Foley’s 'Vacation' is fun, summer-y beginning to a promising career
Foley brands themselves as two best friends simply having a good time, but their new EP Vacation betrays this front more than they may...
McKinzie Smith
Mar 31, 20213 min read


REVIEW: "Tomorrow," the latest single from Paris Youth Foundation
Another break-up banger dances into view with tears trailing close behind as heart-on-sleeve anthemists Paris Youth Foundation release...
Toni Bacon
Mar 31, 20212 min read


REVIEW: East London's Saint Agnes release pulverizing mini-album "Vampire"
Self-described as a “comic book underworld of angels and villains, badlands and bad loves,” Vampire is the sophomore mini-album from...

Amiee Bolger
Mar 31, 20214 min read


REVIEW: "Pray," the newest track from Toronto-based band Ready the Prince
"Pray" is the latest release from Toronto rock duo Ready the Prince, which consists of members Steve DiCiantis (vocals, bass) and Dan...
cherri cheetah
Mar 31, 20212 min read


REVIEW: Annie DiRusso's new track, "Nine Months," is a loud and cathartic breakup tune
Nashville-based indie rockstar Annie DiRusso’s latest single “Nine Months” is a breakup track to kick you in the chest. The song is...

molly laura bosshart
Mar 19, 20211 min read


REVIEW: Inhaler finally release fan favorite "Cheer Up Baby" + announce debut album
Y'ALL. I am not even going to try to be professional about this: I have been waiting for a studio version of "Cheer Up Baby" so long it...

Emily Marshman
Mar 19, 20213 min read


REVIEW: The Super Late Night's special new track, "Even if I'm Right"
Released via Homefire Recording Co., The Super Late Night is back with fifth single ‘Even If I’m Right.’ This is a special one for Lou of...

Amiee Bolger
Mar 19, 20212 min read


REVIEW: "let me inside your head," the unreal first release from swim school in a year
"let me inside your head" is the latest track from Edinburgh, UK band swim school, a 4-piece rock band consisting of members Alice...
cherri cheetah
Mar 19, 20212 min read


REVIEW: "Maybe I Will See You at the End of the World," the debut full-length from Sydney Sprague
Signed to Rude Records, guitar-fuelled pop wonder Sydney Sprague has released her first full-length album Maybe I Will See You at the End...

Amiee Bolger
Mar 17, 20212 min read


REVIEW: "An Anthropologist on Mars," the latest release from Justin Courtney Pierre
This is wholly familiar (for those of us who still love Motion City Soundtrack with a fierce passion) and a new look into the mind of...

Amiee Bolger
Mar 17, 20213 min read
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