Reviews / Album

"What Trippie Redd is teaching us now, is that emo rap is an aesthetic, not a conversation topic."

A brilliant math-rock dystopia!

"There's a specificity about streets, locations and major life events and it all rings true, the music carrying equal emotional weight with the lyrics."

"Khan still has a way to go before he'll truly create something big and special, but... He's definitely on the right track."

"Not something you hear a lot in 2018, but Kirke doesn't seem to care about sticking to modern trends."

Pure, relentless rage.

"Genres get characteristically spliced and diced while the lads seem to be having a shitload of fun."

"It's broody, it's positive, it's soothing, it's uplifting and it's truly addictive."

"The American Dream's anthemic choruses feature in almost every song, a necessary energy to break through the intensity of the lyrical content."