Loyle Carner: ‘Yesterday’s Gone’ Review

Loyle Carner: ‘Yesterday’s Gone’ Review

February 16, 2017 No Comments

Loyle Carner has emerged in a golden-tipped era for British rap music. His strikingly sentimental and deeply personal debut record, ‘Yesterday’s Gone’, is very much an exclusive insight into a family photo album. Hip-hop has an affectionate streak within its lyricism and it would be fair to say that Loyle

The xx: ‘I See You’ Review

The xx: ‘I See You’ Review

January 31, 2017 No Comments

After a period on hold, and a whole Jamie xx solo album later, The xx’s third studio album comes in the form of ten brand new songs. ‘I See You’ is in keeping with the band’s themes of intimacy, but is somewhat more varied in sound. It uses different instruments

Sundara Karma: ‘Youth Is Only Ever Fun In Retrospect’ Review

Sundara Karma: ‘Youth Is Only Ever Fun In Retrospect’ Review

January 9, 2017 No Comments

Seemingly with each passing year, the music industry churns out another leather jacket-wearing guitar band. Following in the footsteps of Catfish and the Bottlemen and Blossoms comes Sundara Karma. This Reading-based four-piece indie outfit have garnered a lot of public support in recent months, with heavy play on BBC Radio