Reviews / Album

With Medicine Man, there’s a worry they might be seeking mainstream acknowledgement a little more than we’d like.

Light Asylum is an intimidating force, albeit a rather confusing one.

A supremely talented young woman hinting at and partially realising her vast potential.

Whilst Flip Tap is an inspired burst of sugary electronic pop, it’s also equally strange and inventive.

Storm Corrosion invites an intimate attentiveness and rewards such with a daring opus that slips beyond the confining concepts of success.

Through Nightflight, KMH’s voice sits front and centre – as it well should, as it is her trump card. The album’s content is diverse, but lyrically hit-and-miss.

This album is a spectacle and the listener can celebrate the fact that cassette tapes no longer exist, pressing a single button in order to enjoy the album again and again.