Reviews

This Drake looks into a diamond-studded, gold-rimmed mirror and a void stares back. A rare thrill.

The EP’s lack of sophistication is partially made up for by the band’s liveliness and commitment to their craft.

Their smooth, smoky burlesque sound seems like it would naturally thrive in a performance setting rather than on record.

Bloods show that you can rip out garage jams without sounding like shit; thank the whoa-oh choruses of MC and Sweetie, and the great guitar sound they squeeze from every tune.

The rapping is still there, but it’s what’s always separated them from their peers. The world needs more ‘90s So Cal.

Simple yet seductive, these tracks are loose and lo-fi but that’s half their charm. Tons of potential.

It’s a lo-fi album with potential, even if you only realise each song is different after repeated listens

If your daily routine involves coffees and energy drinks to get you through the day, This Is Icona Pop is set to save you money