Album review: Brooke Candy – Sexorcism
Brooke Candy has stuck to her artistic guns and her fans will thank her for it on debut album Sexorcism.
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AuthorJohn Preston
Album review: Charli XCX – Charli
Charli XCX’s constant refusal to compromisemakes her the biggest star by far in her own beguiling universe.
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Album review: Lana Del Rey Norman Fucking Rockwell!
John Preston finds that Lana Del Rey is a thoroughly accomplished musician and one of the most interesting, and resilient, artists that is currently making music.
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Album review: Taylor Swift – Lover
Is Taylor Swift back on top form? John Preston reviews.
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Album reviews: Sleater-Kinney – The Center Won’t Hold
The Center Won’t Hold is a sharp, efficient and considered record which ends too soon.
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Album review: Marika Hackman – Any Human Friend
Any Human Friend is a statement of Martika Hackman’s sexuality, and her delight in being sexual, and succeeds in being both uncompromising and accessible.
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Album review: Miley Cyrus – SHE IS COMING
Miley Cyrus continues to be provocative on SHE IS COMING. Her grandstanding works because there are couple of very good songs here, but it’s Miley Cyrus herself that is consistently the main reason for its intrigue.
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Album review: Madonna – Madame X
Despite early tracks being disappointing, Madonna’s Madame X is Madonna on top.
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Album review: Carly Rae Jepson – Dedicated
Carly Rae Jepson’s Dedicated sounds like an exercise in box ticking.
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Album review: MARINA – Love + Fear
Within this over-long 16-track dual album, there is a six-track EP of clearly personal and wonderfully performed songs, that gets lost in the chaff.
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