Reviews / Album

For now though, enjoy Pythons while it lasts. Or maybe just throw it on repeat, learn the words, and wait for the next album to arrive.

The most genuine record you will hear this year.

Above all, Desire Lines strips away the pomp and keeps things low and steady, an easy-listening record for those who hate easy listening

Parsons’ second offering is a quiet, intimate experience and its rich sparseness demands attention. You won’t be left wanting, but you’ll be aching for more from the man himself.

With an obvious love of hip hop and poetry in her lyrics, Kimence could be the female artist we’ve all been waiting for

It reeks of nostalgia; faded t-shirts, basement bedrooms and cassette tapes.

The lack of any definitively catchy tune makes for a tough time getting stuck in your head, but for those willing to take the time to search out a left-of-centre addition to their 2013 listening, Partygoing is worth a look

There’s a lot to listen to on Between The Walls, and while it might take a few spins to get a complete grasp of everything going on, it’s definitely worth the effort.

It’s a gorgeous journey the quartet take you on, one that could only come from a band bettered by their recent experiences.