The Black Crowes Prove That Even After Sixty, It's Still Possible to Record Rock and Roll Full of Freedom and Rage
The Black Crowes have released a new album, 'A Pound of Feathers', which has been received with acclaim for its youthful energy and authenticity despite the band members aging into their sixties.
Review. Relaxing bass meditation of Vasall Club
A review of Vasall Club's album 'Ruff Weld Mega Deep', highlighting its impactful bass and its unexpected projection into popular music.
Review. Oopus' 'Reivlender' Sounds Like Sauna Ritual Music
The new album 'Reivlender' by Oopus is described as music that evokes the atmosphere of a sauna ritual, combining traditional elements with modern soundscapes.
Krissy Mary Has a Wide Impact with Few Tools
Krissy Mary's new album 'Horror Vacui' delivers a captivating soundscape with minimal resources.
James Blake samples Leonard Cohen and looks back at 90s trip-hop
James Blake's seventh album "Trying Times" marks a fresh start with unpredictable tracks, though some feel it could benefit from tighter editing.
Skilled but not so cool when Seinabo Sey sings in Swedish
Seinabo Sey's new Swedish album reflects a traditional tone but lacks some of the coolness expected from contemporary artists.
Review. Antonio Tensuro wears jazz socks as a Halloween costume
This article reviews Antonio Tensuro's experimental and unique album 'Kära ja müra,' highlighting its unorthodox sound and compositional style.
Wet ink on paper, pages shine like bling. Review of rapper ansis' album '222'
The article reviews the new album '222' by rapper ansis, highlighting its themes and narratives.
She is indeed quite a wild phenomenon
Mitski, a significant figure in alternative pop music, navigates the complexities of fame and fan culture while consistently producing high-quality music, as showcased in her latest album.
Why Morrissey’s Worst Album Is the Best Excuse to Remember Him
The article discusses Morrissey's latest album, 'Make-Up Is a Lie', describing it as a mix of naive nostalgia and internet conspiracy, while reflecting on his past contributions to music.
I loved my time at Harry's House - but Styles' new album is Dozeville
Music critic Mark Beaumont reviews Harry Styles' new album 'Kiss All The Time', critiquing its lack of excitement and originality.
Harry Styles, review of ‘Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally’: the best version of the pop star
Harry Styles's latest album 'Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally' showcases his evolution as an artist while stepping away from mainstream appeal.
Lily Allen Glasgow review: a raw, unflinching and welcome comeback for master in female rage and revenge
Lily Allen's performance in Glasgow marks a powerful return after her seven-year hiatus, showcasing her new album that addresses personal themes of betrayal and female empowerment.
Review of 'The Romantic' by Bruno Mars: A Tastefully Cooked Rehash
The article reviews Bruno Mars' album 'The Romantic', criticizing its brief duration and lack of artistic depth.
Review: Gentle Guys Break Down Walls. Tata Bojs Released a New Album
Czech band Tata Bojs has released a new album that combines innovative sound with thoughtful lyrics, reflecting contemporary themes.
Playful and Disjointed as Gorillaz Returns
Damon Albarn's virtual band, Gorillaz, returns with a diverse guest list, showcasing both hit potential and bold spoken word refrains, though the overall impression is deemed somewhat disjointed by the reviewer.
The Reporter Must Surrender: 'Now You Really Need to Stop!', It Echoes in My Head
The review reflects on the new album by the Danish rock band Aphaca, noting its impact on the Generation X audience.
Review: We Live in Crazy Times. U2 Sings from the Perspective of a Slain American Woman
The article reviews an album by U2 that reflects on societal issues through the eyes of a murdered American woman.
'Absolutely's Paracosm will take you to another dimension – buckle in for the ride'
Reviewing Absolutely's second album, Paracosm, which showcases her exceptional talent and personal storytelling.
Review. Cecilia offers balance in her debut album to the drinking spree
Cecilia's debut album "Sull&Feim" aims to blend various musical styles while catering to the popular tastes of the Estonian pop music scene.
Favorite Band Received a Crushing Review from Helsingin Sanomat
The Finnish band Kuumaa's latest album received a poor review by Helsingin Sanomat, earning only two stars from the critic.
Kuumaa band's new album receives a crushing review in HS: 'Cheap and hollow imitation'
The Finnish band Kuumaa's fourth album 'Valoa varten' has been poorly received by critics, receiving only two stars from Helsingin Sanomat.
Sahara Hotnights sounds both dirtier and prettier
Sahara Hotnights returns to their raw energy levels of youth in their new album, showcasing a collection of stable and sympathetic songs.
We probably don't quite understand how lucky we are to have a band like them
The Danish band Søn has released their best album, combining themes of existentialism with beautiful songs about the complexities of life.
Albums of the week: the face of The Cribs and the cross of Dry Cleaning
Critics review this week's album releases including works from The Cribs, Dry Cleaning, Winged Wheel, Sault, Pullman, and Zach Bryan.
British Pop Band Insecure Men: Melancholy and Malaise
The British pop band Insecure Men releases an album titled 'A Man for all Seasons' that is both pessimistic and hopeful.
Brave Album by Adir Jan: How to Combine Kurdish Music Tradition and Queerness
The article discusses Adir Jan's innovative album that blends Kurdish musical traditions with themes of queerness, highlighting the dynamic performances and deep emotional connections within his music.