Reviews / Album

"A denser sound for darker topics, but don’t call it a comeback"

"It’s a bright listen with plenty of light airy passages and ‘50s pop harmonies"

"The value lies in the insight into Amos’ early career techniques and noting their evolution."

"They Might Be Giants don’t have many tricks up their sleeve but continue to reshape and progress within their style"

"Across ten songs she rouses deep and ragged emotion, tugs on heartstrings with authentic ache and yearning"

"The first new album in seven years, True Brew declares itself pure Millencolin from the opening seconds"

"'Poisoned Mind' and 'Poverty Of Flesh'’s dizzying leads are the picks of the bunch."

"His crooning, passionate voice deserves to ring out from the stages of the Grand Ole Opry and other old-timey stages from the 1950s"

"This new record suggests their already expansive horizons are broader, a melting pot of abstract influences."

"The best live albums make you wish you were there – this one does that."