Rising London-based singer-songwriter conjures the spirit of Hollywood’s golden era on her love-torn, emotion wrangling sophomore EP.

Following their decade long "indefinite hiatus" and 2015's underwhelming comeback record, Sleater-Kinney's latest offering sees them back on

Famously prolific, the Australian psych-rock outfit turn their hand to a heavier sound on their latest record.

The sophomore album from the self-proclaimed ‘21st Century Honky Tonk American Band’ plays out like an immersive dream.

The internet's favourite pop rapper returns with a fourth studio album. Cameron takes a visit to Whatever USA.

Alex gives a run-down of the first studio album in eight years from Hertfordshire indie rockers Friendly Fires.

Frank Turner’s ‘No Man’s Land’ is an astoundingly versatile and sensitive work of musical storytelling.

Discomforting and relentless, The Murder Capital’s debut LP is a modern classic holding the Irish flame high for all to see.

Stockport wise-cracks offer a diligent take on the political landscape but fall flat on breaking through the musical stratosphere.

Jermain takes a look at the third full-length from the ethereal Marika Hackman.

Exploring the whirlwind of emotions that inevitably come with falling for someone, The Regrettes deliver an addictive sophomore effort.

Five years on from .5:The Gray Chapter, can Slipknot live up to their veteran status on their latest full-length?

On her latest single, Honey Gentry is not just an awe-inspiring singer-songwriter, she’s a kaleidoscopic dreamer.

"Launching his new solo project 'Dead Nature', former Spring King frontman Tarek Musa showcases a more kaleidoscopic and dreamier dynamic."

Ben takes an in-depth look at the tenth studio outing from Welsh rock veterans, Feeder.

Will Willow's third studio release live up to her prestigious family name? Kat gives her judgement on the album.

A prodigal singer-songrapper bursting with charisma, Bryce Vine’s debut full-length transcends the nightlife of both coasts in style.

Kaiser Chiefs are well known for their Northern soul/ indie rock sound and songs such as ‘Ruby’ and ‘I Predict A Riot’; now, having just...

Just three years after releasing their debut album So Long Forever, London dwellers Palace have returned with their latest offering Life...

Patrice is the debut EP from Salford duo Yang. Despite this, it features a level of maturity and songwriting skill reserved for much more...