Reviews / Album

The trio are buzzing with creative energy and verve.

Museum provides the same captivating, funny, rejoicing and despairing streams of thought offered up by Ball Park Music’s debut but with more stock taken, and is ultimately a confident step in an assured direction.

Urthboy is clearly not done surprising us with the depths of his talent, and in Smokey’s Haunt he has produced his most compelling work to date.

Overall this is a great album to leave your normal existence and travel elsewhere for 45 minutes.

One fucking minute. That’s all it takes when pressing play on Green Day’s ninth studio album, ¡UNO!, to figure out they’ve somewhat returned to their former glory.

For a first album A Year At Sea is an arresting piece of music.

While certainly not uplifting, is endlessly impressive in its complexity and almost harrowing in its depth and melancholic feel.

Brutal.