Reviews

Delta’s experimentation would be irrelevant if the band had delivered sufficiently crafted songs. Unfortunately, everything feels half-complete and slapped together.

That the scope of observation is so narrow, Men Of Substance’s impact is instantly limited as much as, say, a semi-decent Christmas album.

Fanning is no stranger to success and failure and this album sees him back on track with an album he obviously has enjoyed recording. Whether the songwriter finally makes a mark overseas is another question.

The genius of Totale Night is how finely tuned and balanced these incongruent elements are, and the end result is a delight to behold.

It’s a solid local release, holding a sunny disposition that’s perfect for a mid-June pick-me-up, and serves as a very promising indication of things to come.

Deleted Scenes personifies dark intent and purpose, made for headphones, an immersion into a seductive silence.

Disclosure do their thing with ease and they do it very well. The hype is warranted for now.