Reviews / Album

"The Melbourne lads jollily shouting along to the usual lyrics about respect and having your bro’s back in the pit."

"A touch romantic, in a maudlin kind of way."

"'The Powers That B' is non-stop cacophony staccato drumming, glitchy techno and Ride’s angry spitting."

"Effortlessly blending and chopping funky, farty analogue synth bass lines, Nintendo hip hop and slow-motion jazz disco, Carmen never sits still."

"The album brims with Wilson’s inimitable sunny harmonies, but also shares moments of solemn introspection"

"You’ll be hit with a traditional metal passage, a juicy breakdown or even a cello solo"

"Parting ways with his major label and joining Social Family has been the best decision he’s made"

"By continually providing a fresh interpretation of whatever R&B means these days, he remains one of our most important artists"

"It’s a collection well-suited to lounging by a pool, resting by the fire or rubbing the sleep out of your eyes"

"At times pulsating and at others dreamy, Verde transports you to Tei Shi’s future"