Album review: Father John Misty – I Love You, Honeybear
Josh Tillman resurrects his twisted alter ego to great effect on I Love You, Honeybear.
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Josh Tillman resurrects his twisted alter ego to great effect on I Love You, Honeybear.
Read moreThe Bohicas are a rock and roll band with a levity that brings splashes of character to a tried and tested sound.
Read moreArguably Birmingham’s best product of this year, Peace have released the highly rated EP Delicious. Let’s see how it tastes.
Read moreWe’d compare this release to a wild animal – it’s savage, and what’s more, it’s free.
Read moreSuperfood have broken out of the so called B-Town scene and made it their own; the release of their debut EP will without a doubt make everyone go crazy for everything Birmingham again.
Read moreAlbeit short and sweet, the EP shows Charlotte Carpenter at her best, an extremely talented singer/songwriter who defies her young years.
Read moreEKKAH’s debut demo is furiously feel good and bang on time for bumping its way onto your already busy summer playlists
Read moreThe good thing about ‘Waves’ is FAITH are creating their own identity, eschewing British brawn in favour of intricate, lovelorn melodies. It certainly bodes well for the future.
Read more‘You Can Do Better’ (Alcopop!) is the 4th album from Jo Fo and it returns to the ragged glory of the 1st album in many ways.
Read moreA mere year and a half since their chart-topping debut album, Irish four-piece Kodaline have returned with their second offering Coming Up For Air.
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