Music Reviews

Gorillaz take over Tottenham Hotspur Stadium with a career-spanning spectacle

The band delivered a triumphant performance with plenty of deep cuts, hits, and special guests.

Relighting the Fire: Lulu Live at the Royal Albert Hall

Lulu marked an extraordinary six decades in music with a one-night-only charity concert at the Royal Albert Hall, joined by Robbie Williams, Gary Barlow, Boy George and Delta Goodrem for

ASAVA’s “Leigh” Hits Like a Thriller With a Guitar Solo

Ohio alt-metal band ASAVA push cinematic storytelling and heavy atmosphere to new heights with “Leigh,” a haunting seven-minute audiovisual experience that blends shoegaze textures, crushing riffs, and short-film style visuals

St. Catherine’s Child Breathes New Life Into Timeless Classics

St. Catherine’s Child breathes fresh life into “Fly Me To The Moon” and T. Rex’s “Cosmic Dancer,” blending indie folk intimacy, timeless nostalgia, and the emotive songwriting of Ilana Zsigmond.

patch_t41b Blends Organic Performance with Digital Chaos on “Everyday Somewhere”

London-based artist patch_t41b blends classical piano, distorted vocals, jazz instincts, and electronic textures on “Everyday Somewhere,” a hypnotic new single recorded at Snap Studios.

We Saw Of Monsters and Men Live — and We Haven’t Stopped Crying Since

Of Monsters and Men returned to Melbourne for The Mouse Parade Tour and reminded everyone exactly why their music has never stopped mattering. Karoline Kopka was there — and left

Stephen Sanchez Brings Love, Nostalgia and Old-School Charm to the Roundhouse

Stephen Sanchez brought love, nostalgia, and old-school charm to the Roundhouse, delivering a romantic London show filled with velvet vocals, retro soul, and heartfelt connection.

The Neighbourhood prove they’re arena-ready at first London show in seven years

The Neighbourhood returned to London for the first time in seven years. Read the 1883 review of The O2 show now.

Cooper Phillip’s “Love Me Not” Lives in the Space Between a Crush and a Feeling

Cooper Phillip taps into the quiet intensity of imagined connection on “Love Me Not,” a minimalist pop-R&B track about early attraction, uncertainty, and feelings that form before anything real begins.

IVY Turns Late-Night Temptation Into a Pop Anthem With ‘Text/Ex’

IVY's latest single 'Text/Ex' is a sleek, emotionally honest pop track about cutting ties and reclaiming control — and it might just be her strongest moment yet. The final single

Young The Giant’s Victory Garden Might Be Their Most Important Album Yet

On Victory Garden, Young The Giant deliver a reflective, emotionally rich sixth album that builds on their past while feeling focused, grounded and fully realised in its vision.

kylekelly Turns Heartbreak Into Clarity With “it’s ALWAYS been about you”

kylekelly leans into emotional clarity on “it’s ALWAYS been about you,” a sharp, late-night pop track about ego, control, and the moment you realise it’s time to leave.

jaye’s “I Like The Rain” is the soundtrack your next rainy day needs

jaye returns with “I Like the Rain,” a reflective new single inspired by love, memory and quiet moments, turning rain into a symbol of connection and emotional clarity.

Two Grammys & a Room Full of Barking: Leon Thomas Live in London

Surprise guests, Grammy shoutouts and a crowd barking on command, Leon Thomas delivered a confident London debut, but left the Apollo wanting an encore.

LG Malique Bets Everything on Honesty with “Honestly, Honestly”

LG Malique leans into raw emotion on “Honestly, Honestly”, a fan-inspired release blending Atlanta trap textures with soulful vulnerability, turning a spontaneous moment into one of his most personal tracks

“Your Way” Sees The Moss Combine Indie Rock with a Message of Self-Determination

The Moss return with “Your Way”, a groove-led indie rock track teasing upcoming album Big Blue Moon, blending dreamy vocals, surf influences and a message about trusting your own direction.
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