Reviews / Album

Equipped with some poignant harmonies, an acoustic and electric guitar and well-structured storytelling, the ladies slide effortlessly through ten tunes without breaking a sweat

Like a smoky single malt aftertaste, Imitations lingers and requires more than one shot to fully appreciate its understated charms

MGMT continue to explore the landscape of alternative psychedelic realities on their third album

Feelin’ Good is another picture of smoked-out consistency.

Brian Molko’s usual heart-tearing minor key melodies are largely missing.

With plenty of chugging breakdowns and heart-palpitating beats to keep the faithful happy, this album sees TDWP at the top of their game.

The Stepkids leave the hearts and souls wide open. An impressive offering.

Compared to his first solo album Let It Come Down, released 14 years ago, this album is definitely more experimental and not as pop driven

Taking the piss whilst paying homage is no easy task for any performer, but somehow the Tripod/Perfect foursome succeeds

Eschewing generation shifts and elegiac hazes, Moon Tides ebbs and flows, a quietly resonant listen.