Each great artist finds their equivalent – not because of plagiarism, but through kinship. “The blueprint”, so to speak, is ...

Watch the video for “Stuck” below. Follow the band on Facebook, TikTok, and Instagram. Keep an ear out for more information ...

On his latest single, “Rose Marie”, Benjamin looks into the life of his grandmother, offering a glimpse of a woman with an ...

Thankfully, She’s the Best is Sivan’s most intriguing album to date. From the opening title track, it’s clear Sivan is ...

Cameron Winter is certainly enjoying some version of a tipping-point ascent. Essentially based on three albums – his band ...

Born in Ontario and currently calling the mountains of British Columbia home, Ruby Waters has always viewed music as a ...

Perhaps I’ve turned soft for some good rootsy country blues after being dazzled and a bit blinded by Brandon Flowers’ recent ...

Her eighth album, Popstar, puts a major label’s name back on the record; this time Atlantic. It is her first proper major-label album since Joyride. And the title, rather than dodging that, walks ...

It has been a cracking decade for Julia Jacklin – well, at least with music critics and other musicians. Having received rave reviews for her first three albums (2016’s Don’t Let the Kids Win, 2019’s ...

To say that Beck‘s career has been impacted by cataclysmic shifts seems a bit of an understatement. Where his 90s releases were marked by a bratty urge to experiment and defy audience expectations, ...

There’s not many occasions of a single work becoming such a monolith that it retroactively lifts an obscure band into mainstream recognition. Usually, cult albums remain just that: a small jewel that ...

It would have been too bitter, too evidently ironic if Chat Pile had released Who Loves The Sun one week after its official release date. Their third album (or fourth, depending how you count) would ...