Reviews / Album

Midnight Memories is a genre lucky dip and thematically safe, but damn it, it sounds like they’re having fun.

Urban Decay is a frantic blast of fresh air in a scene that often forgets its own roots.

Off-kilter and strangely debonair, Roche is a revelation.

These four tracks contain a substance that could lead to longevity – solid, thought-provoking lyrics, subtle hooks with strong pop sensibilities intact and a genuine eye for production values.

Sumie’s breathy vocals, at once seductive and hypnotic, drift out of the stereo like a cool breeze on a hot summer’s day, songs bewitching in their simplicity.

Britney Jean is a competent release, but we still need to hear the outright killer pop record she has in her.

Join The Dots could have been great, however because most tracks possess the same vibe, intensity and tempo, with no breaths in between, it has the tendency become an overwhelming listen.

A strong yet expected release with some definite highlights.

An interesting twist on the familiar.

Nicely re-mastered with the best of early Orchid in one place