Album review: Miya Folick – Premonitions
LA native and singer-songwriter Miya Folick has taken her time to settle on and refine a sound in assured debut Premonitions.
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AuthorJohn Preston
Album review: Empress Of – Us
Empress Of has quietly and unexpectedly released a joyous and thoughtful pop record.
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Album Review: Robyn – Honey
There is no doubting that Honey is a very personal record from an artist that has gradually and notably refused to comprise.
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Album review: Christine and the Queens – Chris
With new album Chris, Christine and The Queens remain a genuinely exciting band.
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EP review: Kilo Kish – Mothe
Kilo Kash is wildly alive on Mothe and this her most confident and exciting record so far, make sure you don’t miss it.
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Album review: Anna Calvi – Hunter
John Preston has fixed feelings about Anna Calvi’s Hunter.
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Album review: All Saints – Testament
John Preston reviews All Saints fifth album, Testament, which features 2 songs produced by returning band collaborator, William Orbit.
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Album review: Half Waif – Lavender
John Preston shines the spotlight on Half Waif’s excellent grown-up synth pop album Lavender, one that you may have missed from earlier this year.
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Album review: Natalie Prass – The Future and the Past
This is a wonderful album that Donald Trump can take at least partial credit for.
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Album review: SOPHIE – Oil Of Every Pearl’s Un-Insides
John Preston reviews the latest album from SOPHIE.
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