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On Repeat | Aspirin – Greysha
Following her debut single 'Life Goes Fluently', Greysha has returned with the enticingly elusive 'Aspirin'. Encouraging listeners to grasp hold of an "inner dark beauty" upon hearing the track, 'Aspirin' is a soundtrack of sinister fantacism which sees the Shropshire-based songwriter utilise a more unhinged, enrapturing vocal delivery that compliments the electronic backing excellently. This…
Songs Of The Year | 30-11
The second set of twenty songs of the year, as we get closer to the top ten. Check out the full list so far. (Photo: Sophie Dukoff, Variety) 30. Peach Stone - Indoor Foxes An extremely satisfying blend of pop and rock with razor-sharp words from the Scottish soloist. One of 2021's most promising acts.…
Songs Of The Year | 50-31
While we helplessly look out of our windows and watch the world falling to pieces from our homes, one form of relief shared by many has been the music of this year. Some has been topical, some emotional and some transcendental. Below are the first of my 50 favourite songs released this year (with a…
Albums Of The Year | Future Nostalgia – Dua Lipa
Whatever stylistic descriptions can be broadly thrown at Future Nostalgia, of which there are many, it is perhaps simpler to state that this album, in its deep dive into the underbelly of 1980s aesthetic and culture, is a modern pop masterpiece. This isn't to suggest for a moment that we have an album that merely…
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Albums Of The Year | The Night Chancers – Baxter Dury
There's a certain magnetism to the spoken drawls of Baxter Dury. Where his previous solo efforts explored minimum-effort singing, The Night Chancers sees him wholly embrace the conversational elements of communication. This reserve is the essence of the album - in addition to his vocal delivery, the blurred artwork with Dury looking blankly away from…
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The Colour of Spring 