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Paramore - After Laughter (Review)

on May 30, 2017

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Introducing... Mothers Earth Experiment

on May 29, 2017

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Catfish & The Bottlemen - The Ride (Review)

on May 27, 2017

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Introducing... No Hot Ashes

on May 26, 2017

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Stevie Parker - The Cure (Review)

on May 25, 2017

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Introducing... The Real Cool

on May 23, 2017

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Amber Mark - 3:33am (EP Review)

on May 21, 2017

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The Mothers Earth Experiment - The Mothers Earth Experiment (Review)

on May 20, 2017

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The XX - I See You (Review)

on May 19, 2017

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Introducing... Kovic

on May 18, 2017

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Kasabian - For Crying Out Loud (Review)

on May 16, 2017

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Introducing... Vultures

on May 14, 2017

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Harry Styles - Harry Styles (Review)

on May 13, 2017

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Introducing... We're No Heroes

on May 10, 2017

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J. Cole has to be one of the most successful rapper out at the moment, with 2014 Forest Hills Drive being the first rap album to go platinum without any features I think it shows just how far he has come as a rapper, and how he has found his way into becoming one of my favourite artists. J. Cole has come under criticism for being 'corny' and 'boring' but these are only coming from people whom think Young Thug is real hip-hop and they just aren't accurate descriptions of J. Cole's music at all. To start of the top 20 list I must use the ruling to only include studio albums, therefore removing compilations, mixtapes and features. Only songs off Cole World: The Sideline Story, Born Sinner aand 2014 Forest Hills Drive will be included, to get us under way at number 20: 20. Hello Hello is just one of those songs where you expect it to pick up, yet it never really gets going. However, the oversense of emotion in this song and the simplistic beat really add...

Catfish & The Bottlemen - The Ride (Review)

Catfish came into the fold with their incredible debut album, The Balcony, this is one of my favourite albums and that is reflected on my review. In 2016, they followed it up with The Ride. On the album artwork alone you'd think that this album is not too dissimilar to their last, and this is only backed up by the fact that the songs are still one word long, there's a song named after a girl and there's a song that's only one number. You could argue that if it isn't broke, then why try and fix it? But you could also argue that it represents a distinct lack of progression for the band. The Welsh rockers already had a smash with their debut, so how good was The Ride? It opens with the second single, 7, a song about the impact of a long distance relationship whilst you're 7 hours behind them. Van himself even said this was based on personal experience, and the song really brings through the dark atmosphere that he would've wanted to represent, and the despe...

Catfish and The Bottlemen - The Balcony (Review)

With the announcement of their second album 'The Ride' I thought I would write a review for their first album, 'The Balcony', which was released way back in September 2014 which was in my opinion a great year for music and was also the year that Catfish finally found their well deserved fame. Ever since this album it has been non-stop touring for the band playing sold out show after sold out show which has resulted in them becoming one of the stand out bands in England at the moent which isn't bad for a few boys from Wales. What always astounded me about Catfish was the fact that even though they are part of an extremely wide genre something always seemed different about them, like a hunger to succeed and it has resulted in this album right here being made, with it's extremely simplistic yet crude cover art and list of one word titles for songs. The album kicks into fifth gear immediately with the song Homesick which starts with Van taking on this whole ot...

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